Rolino added changes

Rolino now provides a predictable developer documentation index at `/docs` for the Agent API, OpenAPI, OAuth, MCP, CLI, SDK, webhooks, source, and self-hosting resources.

Rolino now includes exact API and MCP OAuth resources, a verified workspace consent screen, revocable OAuth client rows in Agent access, and a stateless MCP 2026-07-28 route that is discoverable only when the deployment enables remote MCP.

New About, Contact, and Rolino Developer Resources pages describe the operator, support paths, API, OpenAPI specification, authentication, CLI, SDK, local MCP server, webhooks, source, and self-hosting resources.

Blog Studio now supports signed custom webhook destinations for approved Markdown articles, with separate DRAFT and LIVE capabilities, one-time server-only secrets, connection testing before delivery, stable retry IDs, and matching REST, SDK, CLI, and MCP controls. The rollout remains disabled by default.

Google Business Profile is now available as a disabled-by-default preview for one explicitly selected eligible location, with standard text and one optional JPEG or PNG image, Rolino scheduling, live health, and safe post reconciliation across browser and agent clients.

A FeedbackBasket feedback bubble now loads across the application when a project is configured, while self-hosted installations can keep the integration disabled.

First-brand onboarding now includes one optional signup-source question on the final screen. Rolino stores the answer or skip once for the user, omits it from additional-brand setup, and always keeps Home available if the optional save fails.

New Google and email-code sign-ups now receive one transactional Rolino welcome email with a direct path to first-brand setup. The message does not enroll users in product-update communication, and delivery does not delay or block account creation.

Onboarding now celebrates completion with a full-screen confetti shower that falls naturally from the top and respects reduced-motion preferences, and the full flow uses the shared ambient workspace background.

Onboarding now asks users to confirm one primary brand goal and stores it as structured brand context that can be changed later in Brand settings.

Personal Account settings now let signed-in users update their name without changing any brand or workspace name.

Users who skip publishing channels now arrive on Home with a temporary, goal-aware next action and an optional channel connection path.

Active Blog plans now show their saved cadence and let users preview and confirm weekday changes while keeping every topic, draft, scheduled date, and published date intact.

The Blog calendar now shows every topic when several topics share one editorial date, with a desktop calendar and mobile agenda.

Authorized agents can preview and apply Blog cadence changes through matching REST, OpenAPI, SDK, CLI, and MCP operations with `blog:write` and no wider credential access.

Blog image generation now accepts optional browser image direction with a 500-character count while preserving Rolino's safe base prompt and exact failed-request retries.

Rolino's public agent guides now teach the complete authorized Blog workflow, including exact approval, missing-scope stop rules, delivery verification, and reapproval after any content or image change.

Blog Settings now offers Review required, Agent approval, and Full publishing setup prompts without changing existing credentials, while article history and publication panels show safe approval provenance and recovery guidance.

The local Rolino MCP server now exposes exact Blog image, approval, schedule, and schedule-cancellation tools with shared contracts and truthful safety annotations for the independent Blog capabilities.

Hosted workspace owners now receive one on-brand reminder during the final three days of the local no-card trial, with durable delivery claiming and no repeated expiry email

Hosted platform admins can now open Better Auth's one-hour temporary session for an ordinary user from the bounded directory, see a persistent target banner throughout the app, exit back to Admin, and retain audited start and explicit-stop history without granting user-management or platform-admin impersonation permissions

Admin can now grant a prepared hosted plan to a workspace for 12 calendar months or permanently, then extend, make permanent, or revoke that access with explicit reasons, authorization checks, lifecycle-safe locking, audit history, and a destructive confirmation that preserves workspace data

Admin now has audited availability switches for every prepared billing plan, so operators can expose a replacement before hiding an older offer without editing Stripe or affecting existing subscribers; Founding automatically closes to new customers at 50 paid workspaces

Admin now includes one audited Checkout open/paused switch that stops only new subscription sessions while existing subscriptions, Stripe Portal access, and webhook processing continue normally

Hosted platform admins now have a separate, hosted-only operations console with bounded user/workspace search and read-only workspace access, usage, subscription, trial, complimentary-grant, founding, member, and audit context; self-hosted and ordinary users cannot access it

A shared catalog-driven pricing table now powers the landing page and workspace Billing settings, with monthly or annual pricing, Founding terms, self-hosting guidance, owner-only Stripe Checkout, and Stripe Portal access

Active hosted trials now show their remaining time and a direct path to workspace Billing without placing a user-wide paywall over invited workspaces

Official hosted deployments can now use owner-authorized Stripe Checkout and Stripe's default Customer Portal, with validated plan activation, permanent founding slots, replay-safe webhook reconciliation, payment recovery, and read-only refund or dispute holds; self-hosting remains Stripe-free

Stripe test mode now has immutable Founding and Starter monthly/annual prices plus plan-restricted customer portal configurations for billing validation

Hosted workspaces now have a self-hosting-first entitlement resolver plus concurrency-safe, owner-bound no-card trial claims that start with the first brand and retain lifetime eligibility history after workspace deletion