# be1st.ai changelog

Changes shipped to production, newest first. Every entry carries its ship date.

## 2026-09-11 - Be1st now has a Telegram group

**Type:** New

We started a community group on Telegram. Ask about audits, credits and MCP, share ideas for new features and hear about changes first. The group link is in the website footer and in every e-mail we send. You can also find us on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

[Telegram](https://be1st.ai/enhttps://t.me/be1st_ai) · [X](https://be1st.ai/enhttps://x.com/Be1stai) · [Facebook](https://be1st.ai/enhttps://www.facebook.com/be1stai/) · [Instagram](https://be1st.ai/enhttps://www.instagram.com/be1st.ai/) · [TikTok](https://be1st.ai/enhttps://www.tiktok.com/@be1st.ai)

## 2026-09-11 - The fix list flags outdated and vulnerable technology versions

**Type:** New

When a site runs a version of Next.js, React, Angular, Vue, jQuery, Bootstrap, Tailwind or WordPress with a known vulnerability, on an unsupported major version or behind the latest release, the domain's fix list gets a task with a priority, a target version and the list of vulnerabilities. Version status refreshes daily, so the task appears without a new audit. Technology badges show the version status by color, and AI agents see the same through MCP.

[MCP](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp)

## 2026-09-10 - Tech Stack detects the exact version of Next.js, WordPress, React and more

**Type:** New

Technology detection now tells you not only what a site uses but also the exact version. For Next.js it shows the version and whether the site runs the App Router or the Pages Router, for WordPress the core, theme and plugin versions. It also finds the exact version of React, Astro, Gatsby, Hugo, Vue, jQuery, Bootstrap, Tailwind and Angular. A version is taken only from an unambiguous public source, never guessed. Versions show in the domain detail, the report, the tech stack history (a version change is logged as an event) and in MCP for AI agents.

[Tech Stack](https://be1st.ai/en/tools/tech-stack) · [MCP](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp)

## 2026-09-10 - Multilingual sites can be audited per language version

**Type:** New

When a website has several languages, you pick which language version to check in an audit, a scheduled audit and the AI Visibility wizard. A schedule runs straight on the chosen version, not on the domain root that redirects by the visitor's language. One domain can have a schedule per language, and MCP knows the language too.

[Scheduled audits](https://be1st.ai/en/dashboard/audits/scheduled) · [MCP](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp)

## 2026-09-09 - New check A22: dashes as an AI writing tell

**Type:** New

AI Readiness has a 22nd check. It finds dash characters on the page, the best known trace of text that came out of a language model and was never edited, and reports exactly which element and which position in the text each one sits at. It also scans the title, meta description, image attributes and structured data. It does not lower your score: in English the em dash is typographically correct, so this is a heads-up, not an error.

[AI Readiness](https://be1st.ai/en/tools/ai-readiness) · [Check A22 in detail](https://be1st.ai/en/glossary/ai-readiness#A22)

## 2026-09-08 - Credits replaced the FREE / BASIC / PRO plans

**Type:** New

A plan no longer unlocks tools: every account has all the tools and all the checks, and you pay per started audit in credits. Signup comes with 20 free credits, the price list lives on the Pricing page and your balance in the dashboard under Credits.

[Pricing](https://be1st.ai/en/pricing) · [My wallet](https://be1st.ai/en/dashboard/credits) · [Credit movements](https://be1st.ai/en/dashboard/usage)

## 2026-09-08 - MCP for agents straight in the dashboard

**Type:** New

A new MCP section in the dashboard: OAuth connection, the Claude Code command, API keys for clients without OAuth, call statistics and a markdown version of the setup you can hand to your assistant.

[MCP in the dashboard](https://be1st.ai/en/dashboard/mcp) · [Public documentation](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp)

## 2026-09-08 - Sites are added to a collection by search

**Type:** Improved

The collection detail has one large search field: it looks through your audited sites by domain and by tag, and when a domain has no audit yet it offers to add it as a new site.

[Collections](https://be1st.ai/en/dashboard/collections)

## 2026-09-07 - Public documentation for the MCP server

**Type:** New

The /mcp page lists every tool an agent can call and what each one costs. The same content is available as markdown at /mcp.md for the agents themselves.

[MCP documentation](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp) · [Version for agents](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp.md)

## 2026-09-04 - Sitemap and robots.txt show up in the report

**Type:** Fixed

The Tech Stack section of a report now shows the sitemap and robots.txt it found, including the URL count. They were being read before, but never displayed anywhere.

## 2026-09-04 - Trends can be filtered by country and by growth type

**Type:** Improved

The trends page runs full width and gained a country filter plus a growth filter (hot, surging, rising), so you can look only at what is actually moving.

[Trends](https://be1st.ai/en/analytics/trends)

## 2026-09-03 - Agents can ask for the whole report, not just the score

**Type:** New

The get_audit_report tool returns the complete report as markdown including the fix tasks, the same document the export gives you. The whole agent interface is in English.

[MCP tools](https://be1st.ai/en/mcp)

## 2026-09-03 - Sites show the right icon in the list

**Type:** Fixed

We now recognise platform default icons, so a site built on Vercel or Next.js no longer wears that platform's logo. The catalogue covers 20 platforms, SVG included.

## 2026-09-03 - The report export is fully in the report language

**Type:** Improved

Check names in the markdown export come from the dictionary, so a Slovak report reads Slovak throughout and an English one English.

## 2026-08-20 - New check A21: Markdown for AI agents

**Type:** New

AI Readiness has a 21st check. It tests whether a site can serve the content of a specific page directly as Markdown: through the Accept: text/markdown header, a rel=alternate link in the page head, or a .md version of the address. An agent then does not have to download HTML and strip navigation, scripts and styles from it, so more real content fits into the model context. This is not llms.txt: that one indexes the whole site, this is the content of a single page.

[AI Readiness](https://be1st.ai/en/tools/ai-readiness) · [Check A21 in detail](https://be1st.ai/en/glossary/ai-readiness#A21)

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