Changelog

What the monster ate this week.

Dated release notes for the platform, the MCP server, the desktop app, the custom-frontend pipeline, the docs and this site. Plain bodies, real dates, permalinks.

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  1. Site

    CodeMonster.ai site preview

    The CodeMonster.ai site is up in preview. What is on it today: the product pages, the MCP setup guides and the control-surface reference. The security hub, with the governance and audit story for the person who has to say yes. Pricing with the TCO calculator, the sourced teardown of how the category meters, the first three blog posts, and this changelog.

    Two things are interim and say so on the page: the desktop-app platform builds are being finalized, and the full operation reference is moving to codemonster.dev. An RSS feed and an llms.txt are live for feed readers and agents.

  2. MCPPlatform example entry

    Example entry — the single-field carve-out and the freeze flag

    Example — replace with real release notes. The two capabilities below are real; the date on this entry is not. It is here to show the format.

    MCP. get-field-detail and update-field return and accept a stripped view of a single field. This is the one place a field’s own definition crosses the maps-not-JSON line, and it is bounded to one field at a time. Everything else stays maps in, named operations out.

    Platform. The per-solution allowMcpEdits flag. Set it off and every AI write to that solution returns a 403 until a human turns it back on — a freeze window for production-critical apps. The flag does not travel with an environment transfer: a solution you froze in one environment arrives unfrozen in the next, so set it again where it matters.