MCP Server v0.0.1-beta.23

What's new

• Hosted connections you keep using now stay connected with no fixed end, replacing the limit of 180 days after sign-in that 0.0.1-beta.21 introduced. A connection you stop using still expires 20 to 30 days after it was last used, and revoking its session in Convert ends its access to your Convert data at once.
• Confirm that a domain's tracking code is installed when Convert's check can't reach your site, as you can in the Convert app.
• List an account's active and completed experiences across the projects your connection can use. Local connections that use an API key can also list Convert's access roles and what each one permits.
• Detach a goal from an experience without deleting the goal, and retake a heatmap's background screenshot. Both ask you to confirm first, and detaching a goal asks twice, like a delete.
• Updating a variation, creating a section, or creating or updating a project tells you when Convert didn't save part of the change. Editing a section keeps its ID, and suggested project defaults use the goal, audience and location your experiences already use.
• Project reporting settings sent in the wrong place, or as part of a statistics block that would reset the rest, are refused with the exact call to send instead.
• Page URL and query string rules in permanent and transient audiences, which Convert rejects, are refused before anything is sent when the request names the audience type, with the alternatives named: a location, or a segmentation audience.
• Reads accept a number where Convert expects an ID written as text, such as a heatmap ID, and tell you what was adjusted.
• Audience presets come back as a compact list with a short summary of each preset's rules. Name up to 10 presets to get them in full.
• More requests refused before they reach Convert say that nothing was sent, and whether the request or your permissions need to change. A malformed approval request ID is refused with the form a valid ID takes and where to find it, and approval request notes say which IDs Convert expects as text.
• Each tool that reads or changes your Convert data says what it does and links to the Convert API reference.
• Documentation search covers every Full Stack SDK and recent release notes, and a question that names an SDK or a release version finds that SDK or version first. Search and fetch results have clean page titles.

No reconnect is needed to upgrade.