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What shipped, what's reversible, and what's next.

Every release is cut automatically from main by semantic-release — the versions and dates below are the real tags. Below: the highlights since v1.0.0, in plain language, with patch storms grouped into ranges.

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One row per shipped change.

No marketing-ese. Real version tags, real dates. Rapid patch waves are aggregated into a version range so the feed stays readable.
2026-07-20v1.182.0 – v1.185.0Feed

Google Merchant Center analytics land in the dashboard.

Magistry now ingests Merchant Center's own reporting — Price Insights, Price Competitiveness, Best Sellers, and the remaining analytics views — so pricing and feed decisions are grounded in what Google actually sees, not just what Shopify says.

  • Price Insights + Price Competitiveness synced per offer.
  • Best Sellers ingestion — see where your catalog sits against category demand.
  • Feeds the same signal bundle the Marketing Brain and feed rules already read.
2026-07-18v1.157.0CS

The CS inbox grows up: views, teams, rules v2, scheduled send.

One release, a full helpdesk power-feature wave — saved views, follow-ups, presence, a tags manager, teams with round-robin assignment, a rebuilt rules engine, business-hours SLA timers, and scheduled send.

  • Business-hours-aware SLA timers and a scheduled-send sweep run in the worker.
  • Teams with round-robin routing + rules builder v2 for automatic triage.
  • SLA analytics, busiest-hours heatmap, and tag trends — exportable as CSV.
2026-07-18v1.136.0 – v1.156.0Feed

Guided cutover from your old feed app.

Moving your Google Shopping feed from Simprosys — or any feed app — to Magistry is now a gated, resumable wizard. Offer-id parity analysis keeps Google's PMax learning history intact, and a watchdog plus mass-delete guard make the switch flap-proof.

  • Field-by-field diff against the old provider's live feed before anything changes.
  • Live ownership-verification gate + an unmistakable "turn off your old app" moment.
  • Safe teardown of the old data sources with survival proof — resumable at every step.
2026-07-17v1.129.0 – v1.154.0Theme

Theme Code Engine + Theme Studio.

Magistry now holds a git-like repo model of your live Shopify theme — import, validate, snapshot-first rollback, branch edits, A/B experiments. Theme Studio puts an agentic editor on top: describe the change in chat, review the diff, approve to deploy.

  • Every Studio change lands as a diff approval card — deploys only on approve.
  • Theme Architect agent + split-traffic experiments with promote-winner.
  • Scheduled deploys, visual compare, image generation, and safe preview.
2026-07-16v1.113.0 – v1.125.0Otto

Deep connector tools + the Developers page.

The API & MCP surface got its enterprise pass: fine-grained scopes, per-credential auto-apply, and deep connector tools — read-only Shopify Admin GraphQL and Merchant Center report passthroughs, Google Ads GAQL search, GA4 tools, CS reply/triage writes, and Shopify order writes — all behind the approval model.

  • New Developers page in Settings: mint scoped keys, browse the tagged tool catalog.
  • Connector writes render approval cards in the dashboard before executing.
  • Read-only GraphQL/GAQL passthroughs for arbitrary reporting questions.
2026-07-16v1.112.0 – v1.131.0Tracking

Tracking hardened, end to end.

Enterprise hardening of conversion dispatch and value transforms, a durable ingest outbox so Web Pixel events survive restarts and retries, and a client-side Google Ads tag — so Magistry can be the only tracker on your store.

  • Durable ingest outbox on the Web Pixel path.
  • Client-side Google Ads tag to replace third-party trackers.
  • Enhanced-Conversions user data sent on micro conversions.
2026-07-16v1.96.0 – v1.111.0Feed

Multi-market feeds, per market.

Shopify Markets sync is the new feed foundation: per-market feed channels with their own currency, language, landing pages, and repricing; attribute enrichment; parallel batched pushes; and a full user-controlled feed settings UI.

  • Per-market landing-page links straight from Shopify Market web presence.
  • Fulfillment-model-aware attributes — dropshipper vs stock-holding.
  • FX-converted cost of goods + private-label GTIN handling.
2026-07-15v1.95.0 – v1.106.0Audit

Sign-in, upgraded: passkeys, 2FA, and social login.

A full account-security wave: social + Shopify sign-in, real 2FA step-up, linkable Google/GitHub accounts, passkey (WebAuthn) sign-in, and Google One Tap.

  • Passkeys (WebAuthn) for phishing-resistant sign-in.
  • Step-up 2FA on sensitive actions, not just at login.
  • Google One Tap + linkable OAuth accounts on existing profiles.
2026-07-13v1.66.1 – v1.89.0Audit

A hardening week: thirty-plus fix releases across every surface.

A deliberate audit wave shipped as a storm of patch releases: PMax tROAS governance with exact rollback, refund idempotency in CS, cross-tenant authorization closed, impersonation forced read-only, GDPR consent gating in tracking, feed price/GTIN/availability corrections, and honest copy across the product and site.

  • Security: cross-tenant IDOR closed, OAuth callbacks throttled, read-only impersonation enforced.
  • Ads: honest no-op writes, exact rollback, currency safety.
  • Tracking: GDPR consent gating and attribution-integrity fixes.
2026-07-04v1.62.0 – v1.63.0Brain

The Brain earns an autonomy layer.

Anticipation, self-healing, and self-distilled lessons: the Marketing Brain now repairs its own stalled loops, distills verified outcomes into durable lessons it uses as priors, and the two strategists merged into one Brain-owned loop.

  • Semantic-zoom Brain UI — expandable senses, moments ring, autonomy rail.
  • Findings from a full adversarial review fixed before the layer went live.
  • Reflection distills verified outcomes into at most ten durable lessons.
2026-07-02v1.48.0 – v1.56.0Otto

The MCP server and public REST API ship.

Drive your whole store from your own AI: a remote MCP server with an OAuth 2.1 authorization server, plus REST API v1 — both exposing the same tool registry Otto uses. Web research tools and competitor ad-intel joined the registry in the same wave.

  • OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration and store + scope consent.
  • Write tools + key management UI, with Otto's approval model carried over.
  • web_read / web_search tools for live research from chat or API.
2026-07-02v1.43.0 – v1.47.0Brain

The Marketing Brain closes the loop.

The flagship wave: acting levers across ads, pricing, promotions, collections, catalog, product launches, social, and deep-agent delegation; a trust ramp that demotes losing levers out of autopilot; per-domain budget envelopes; a closed-loop verdict engine scoring every applied action; and an operator command deck with evidence, dismiss, and rollback.

  • Autonomy is earned per lever — fast down on losses, slow up on wins.
  • Budget envelope: soft per-domain caps; increases that breach it are blocked.
  • Command deck: per-item approval, autopilot preflight, full evidence trail.
2026-06-14v1.29.0 – v1.42.0CS

Customer service becomes a full helpdesk.

A rapid build-out that took CS from an inbox to a helpdesk: live-chat channel, knowledge base, macros, routing rules, SLA engine, CSAT surveys, a full-screen workspace with the Shopify order widget and package-tracking timeline, and approve-and-send AI reply drafts.

  • Approve or reject AI-proposed Shopify actions directly in the ticket.
  • Linked orders, line items, and carrier tracking in the ticket sidebar.
  • Refund decisions weigh customer acquisition cost, not just order value.
2026-06-12v1.18.0 – v1.21.0Audit

Security wave: RLS everywhere, zero npm advisories.

Row-level security on every PostgREST-exposed table, SSRF guards on tenant-supplied URLs, replay-protected worker requests with signed timestamps, cross-instance rate limiting on OAuth callbacks, tenant-scoped RPCs, and GDPR redaction extended to CS orders and the identity graph.

  • Public ingest endpoints hardened against timing attacks and abuse.
  • Explicit target validation for operator impersonation.
  • npm advisories cleared to zero.
2026-06-07v1.0.0Platform

Magistry v1.0 — the platform goes live.

The first public release lands the whole platform: the agent fleet (Catalog, Campaign, CS with its Reply Judge, Social Autopilot, reputation monitoring, market intelligence), Otto with its typed tool registry, the Google Shopping feed engine, server-side tracking with multi-touch attribution, Dispute Shield, expenses, and the dry-run-first safety model.

  • Otto: risk-tiered tool dispatch, approval cards, natural-language workflows.
  • Feed phases 1–4: read-only mirror, Merchant API writes, rules + A/B arms, multi-channel fan-out.
  • Every autonomous decision logged and reversible where possible — kill switch owned by you.

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