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AI agents and your own scripts can now create and manage chatbots through API v2, the SiteGPT CLI, and an MCP server. Cancelling a paid subscription now takes effect at the end of the billing period.

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New

  • API v2 is available. It covers chatbots, content, conversations, messages, tags, settings, and account tasks. See Make your first API calls.
  • The SiteGPT CLI (@sitegpt/cli on npm) runs the same tasks from a terminal. Each command documents itself with --help. See CLI overview.
  • The Agents page in the dashboard is open to all users. Create and manage API tokens there, and find the CLI guide. See Authentication.
  • Sign in to the CLI from your browser with a one-time code. See OAuth device login.
  • Connect AI apps to the hosted SiteGPT MCP server. You sign in with OAuth and choose what the app can access. See MCP.
  • An AI agent can now set up a chatbot for you before you have an account. You open one link to preview the chatbot and claim it. See Build a chatbot with an AI agent.
  • sitegpt.ai now publishes auth.md and llms.txt. They tell AI agents how to sign in and use the API.

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Improved

  • When you cancel a paid subscription, you keep access until the end of the current billing period. A trial that you cancel ends right away. See Cancel your subscription.
  • Sign-in and notification emails have a new design.
  • Content that goes over your page quota now shows a quota status in the dashboard, in filters, and in exports.

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Fixed

  • Escalation emails again include the visitor’s name, email, and phone number when the visitor fills in the lead form.