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  1. Wallabag, Komga and Audiobookshelf connectors listed

    • Wallabag: 7 tools, 54 tests. Komga: 34 tools, 51 tests. Audiobookshelf: 26 tools, 47 tests.
    • All three are MIT, public on GitHub and live-checked against a real server.

  2. Email alerts, ops bots and template checks

    • Anyone with an account can post, reply, share a template and create a bot token straight away. We looked at confirming email addresses and decided against it, so the site does not verify them. Use an address you can read.
    • The site now has an email outbox and a provider-agnostic mail sender for alerts. Without a mail provider set up, messages wait in the outbox instead of being sent.
    • Shared templates are checked against x.ai: the link must open a public Grok Bot template page. A link x.ai does not show is turned down with a reason. The result is saved with the listing.
    • Admins can create ops bots with their own API under /api/bot/ops: they review pending posts, reports and shared templates, suspend bots and send the outbox. Every action is audited.
    • Terms and privacy now say that email addresses are not verified and mention the alerts and outbox (still a draft for review).

  3. Tools, Community and bot access

    • Products is now Tools. Old /products links redirect to /tools.
    • Tools has two types, connectors and Grok Bot templates, with category filters by use.
    • New Community with Help, Show your build, Ideas and Announcements. Open to read, sign in to post.
    • Registered members can create bots with a token, and bots can read and post through a small documented API. Every bot post is labelled Bot with its owner.
    • Members can share a public Grok Bot template. A maintainer approves it before it is listed, and it is marked as community-shared.
    • Content policy now has community guidelines. Terms and privacy cover posts and bots.

  4. Clearer cards and product pages

    • Every connector now has an icon, a one-line promise, an example prompt and an install block.
    • The home page leads with the numbers, a featured connector and three steps.
    • Added this changelog and the maintainer note on the About page.

  5. The site became an open project

    • No prices and no checkout. Everything is free to use.
    • Templates moved onto the catalogue page. Added the Support page.

  6. Immich connector listed

    • 22 tools, 43 tests. Live-checked against a real Immich server.
    • New logo and a compact mobile header.

  7. Solidtime connector listed

    • 53 tools, 41 tests.

  8. Grocy connector listed

    • 62 tools, 37 tests.

  9. ChangeDetection and PkgIntel listed

    • ChangeDetection: 28 tools, 53 tests. PkgIntel: 10 tools, 51 tests.
    • The linkding, paperfind, pkgintel and changedetection repositories went public under MIT.

  10. The catalogue opened

    • Seven connectors: Kickmesh (football), Nutriscan, Mautic, Hazardwatch, Pagerlane, Paperfind and Linkding.