Changelog

These notes describe changes that shipped. Each date matches the commit date of the listed release.

2026-10-05

The standalone create-team page uses the current workspace form. You can still create a team from the workspace switcher.
Public comparisons describe Foo Guard alongside Snyk Agent Scan, Check Point AI Agent Security, and Microsoft mcp-scan, using those vendors' own pages.
Organization settings, members, and audit pages use the current workspace design. Membership, billing, and audit records are unchanged.
A saved organization analysis uses the saved-scan layout. The stored score, grade, findings, and evidence remain the assessment of record.
You can create a team from the workspace switcher.

The public homepage and analyzer use the current design, including the approved hero, guardian, and product screenshots.
Baseline labels on a scan use the stored comparison result.
Personal and organization workspaces share one shell. Repository pages keep unreported results, and the compact shell is easier to read.

Sign-in, sign-up, and password pages use the current design. A loopback authentication redirect stays on the host that started it.
Personal workspaces can keep an inventory of agents. History, settings, and the Developer page share one shell.
Foo Guard uses the approved Foo Dog marks, named avatars, and the effective plan beside the product name.

Saved personal scans, paginated history, and report exports that label the score as risk are available in the workspace.

Ordinary database roles no longer receive access to server-only application tables.

The public site includes the security guides, the static-analysis research note, team repository management, and the account menu.