Web Presence's Business Profiles section is now organized into Services, Tech, and Products tabs, and every platform in those tabs is actually scraped and audited. Listing Completeness scores and AI Optimization Suggestions now draw from real data across all eleven platforms. Product Hunt and Crunchbase are gone — both require API access we don't have, so they were removed rather than left as dead weight.
AI Optimization Suggestions also now recognizes when a business is a tech product or e-commerce company and stops recommending Yelp or Google Business Profile actions that don't apply. The suggestions were always meant to be relevant; this makes them actually relevant for that category of business.
The Content Opportunities table in Site Analytics has a "Create Content" button where "Add to Tracked Prompts" used to be. Clicking it opens the Create Workflow modal with the search query already filled in, so you can go straight from a keyword gap to drafting a post.
If you use Pendium through an MCP client, tools now declare whether they're read-only or write/destructive. Instead of all tools landing in a single undifferentiated list, clients that support these annotations — like the Claude Connectors UI — can separate them into meaningful groups.
A Drizzle query bug was causing the page-design batch reader to treat every page as unbuilt, which produced a permanently stuck "0/N generating" status, disabled batch controls, and blocked deletes on pages that had already finished. That reader now works correctly, and a batch run that ends normally no longer marks its remaining pages as crashed. Agent-generated site nav and footer links no longer include invented paths for dropdown triggers that don't have their own pages — those items are now either replaced with a real link from inside the submenu or dropped entirely.