What's New at Changebot

Publishing & Publications stay accurate (and failures are easier to understand)

Publishing has a lot of moving parts, and it’s easy to end up looking at an out-of-date status. This release tightens the loop so the Publications and Updates pages reflect what’s actually happening—and when something fails, you can see why and retry.

• See a clear Publishing… state while work is in progress, plus Failed badges with error details when something doesn’t go through.
• Get up-to-date statuses and counts on Updates/Publications when events happen in real time—or when you come back to a page.
• If a background refresh can’t complete, you’ll now see a visible error instead of silently viewing stale data.
• Bulk delete in Publications is now all-or-nothing, so you don’t end up with a partially deleted selection.

New Features

• MCP setup is now in Settings (with per-client tabs). You can follow step-by-step setup for clients like Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and VS Code in one place.

Improvements

• Email confirmation now signs you in automatically. After confirming, you’ll land where you would after a normal login (like onboarding).
• Faster page loads for integration pickers. Channel and Webflow site pickers no longer block the page from loading, and they show clearer reconnect/error states when access expires.

Bug Fixes

• Clearer, field-level errors across the app. Forms now show errors next to the exact fields to fix, instead of generic messages.
• Customer update editor won’t drop your draft on save errors. Your title, content, and tags stay in place so you can fix issues and try again.
• More reliable repository connect. You’ll see clearer “already connected” messages, and connection failures no longer look like an empty list.
• Webflow connection screens are more consistent. Connected accounts reliably show the right configuration state, with clearer error messages.
• Published update links redirect correctly. Older URLs now resolve to the canonical friendly URL instead of 404ing.
• Builder chat recovers better after interruptions. When you return to a thread or a send fails, you’ll see what happened and can retry.