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Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week marked the first 0.1.0 release, so the project is no longer on 0.0.x. Users get a broader MCP worker with one-shot scrape, crawl, search and agent tools, per-run sticky IPs through the {session} proxy placeholder, and bulk run deletion available for every robot type. Several fixes around proxy usernames and run management landed alongside it.

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Maxun v0.1.0 is out, the first release beyond 0.0.x. The MCP worker now offers scrape, crawl, search and agent tools plus run management. Proxy usernames support the {session} placeholder for per-run sticky IPs, and bulk run deletion works for any robot type.

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Maxun v0.1.0 is out, the project's first release beyond the 0.0.x series. The MCP worker now exposes one-shot scrape, crawl, search and agent tools along with run management, instead of only listing and running existing robots. Proxy usernames now expand the {session} placeholder, so residential proxy sticky sessions can differ per run. Bulk run deletion works for any robot type, and the delete all runs button moved to the top. This week also brought a Simplified Chinese README translation, a fix for nullable proxy usernames, and removal of the browse auto robots button.

Week of October 12, 2026

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Why it matters

This week added AI Extract for generating robots from a URL and prompt, and made captured-data field names consistent in API responses and JSON downloads. Crawling and scraping also got faster, and document extraction keeps more of the original structure. Together these changes make extracted data easier to consume and large crawls lighter to run.

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This week: AI Extract generates robots from a URL and prompt, snake_case keys in API responses and JSON downloads, faster crawls and scrapes, and better document extraction with tables and headers preserved. Release v0.0.48.

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This week's updates to the project: AI Extract can generate robots from a specified webpage and prompt to extract requested list or single-value data, including content revealed by scrolling and suitable same-site pagination. API responses and JSON downloads now use consistent snake_case field names for captured data. Crawling skips non-page links and tracker requests, scraping isolates main content with a single page snapshot, and document extraction preserves tables, headers, page placement and reading order. Also released v0.0.48.

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This release stabilizes core functionality across SDKs and fixes data integrity issues with CSV exports and database migrations. Users with existing databases and those integrating with Google Sheets will see immediate improvements in reliability.

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V0.0.48 ships rebuilt Node.js and Python SDKs with aligned design, plus fixes for Google Sheets output, CSV escaping, and database migrations.

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V0.0.48 is out. We rebuilt the Node.js and Python SDKs to share the same design—use the same code in either language. This release also fixes Google Sheets integration for screenshots, CSV downloads with special characters, and adds a critical database migration for the run.hasChanges column. Recorder improvements include better discard flow handling and proxy configuration display.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

Monitoring is now available for tracking website changes over time across Extract, Scrape, and Crawl robots. The release includes fixes for diff display, better defaults for robot configuration, and improved UI consistency. Support for Azerbaijani language expands accessibility for more users.

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V0.0.47 ships website monitoring. Track websites over time with Extract, Scrape, and Crawl robots. Get notified when content changes. Available now.

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Maxun v0.0.47 introduces website monitoring. Track any website and receive notifications when content changes. Features run comparisons with text, Markdown, HTML, and captured data support. Also includes improved defaults for robot creation, better UI consistency, and Azerbaijani language support.

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