Changelog

A form can now relay every submission into a connected WordPress site's Fluent Forms plugin, in addition to your Leads tab — pick the connection and remote form, map fields, and send a test entry before saving. Discovery and submission errors name the actual cause (a WordPress permission gap, a field's own validation) instead of a bare status code.

A <form> element's row in the canvas editor's Layers tree now shows the form's own name alongside where its submissions go, e.g. "Contact Form · Zitegen + WordPress" — useful once a site has more than one form.

Every publish rebuilds your site on the current version of the Zitegen platform. When a publish moves your site onto a newer one, the editor now confirms it with "Site upgraded to the latest platform version" — so improvements to the generated output stop being invisible. Development and Production publishes both count.

A grid bound to a WordPress connection now supports the same visitor-facing pagination (numbered pages, load more, infinite scroll) and filter bars as a Filterable Collection of Zitegen's own content — filter fields use the same {{dot.path}} names as the card's placeholders.

Flipping to another page or changing a filter on a dynamic-mode collection could clear the grid entirely on the published site instead of showing the fetched results. Page flips, filters, and the page count now behave correctly.

A site's preview-*.zitegen.app domain could get stuck serving an old Development build no matter how many rebuilds ran. It now always follows the most recent preview build.

A new site, a newly connected domain, or updated credit/site usage could keep showing old numbers on the Sites, Domains, or Billing pages until you refreshed. They now always reflect what's actually there.

The new manage_templates MCP tool lets Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client list, create, and edit a content type's detail-page templates directly — the same variant lifecycle and layout editing the dashboard's Templates panel offers.

Ask the chat panel, the single-element AI editor, or an MCP agent via ai_prompt to change a detail-page template, and it now knows the difference between a live data binding and ordinary text — so a vague instruction won't accidentally break every entry of that type.

Blog posts and content-type entries now render through a real, canvas-editable template — style the layout once, bind it to fields like title and body, and every entry inherits it, instead of a fixed built-in design.

Save several template layouts per content type and switch which one is live with a click, or give a translated audience an entirely different layout — not just translated text — with an automatic fallback when no locale-specific version exists.

An individual blog post's URL is now yoursite.com/post-slug instead of yoursite.com/blog/post-slug, matching how custom content types already work.

The list_leads MCP tool gives Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client the same access to your site's form submissions as the dashboard's Leads tab — alongside a new guide covering how form capture works.

A full docs site launched at /docs — getting started, features, integrations, prompts & tips, and developer guides, all in one place.

Browse ready-made starting points by use case and spin up a matching site in a single click.

Every publish runs a genuine Astro build, now with warm per-site sandboxes and a guard that fails loudly instead of ever shipping a blank page.

Closed the remaining SEO, Open Graph, and render gaps between Quick Preview and real builds — and stopped Quick Preview from quietly saving pending canvas edits.

A real profile page: set your name and avatar, update your email or password, and manage your account from one screen.

Connect a domain you already own — or register a brand-new one right inside Zitegen — with guided DNS and automatic SSL.

Twelve alternate layout variants joined the section library, so common sections have real design options out of the box.

The history panel now picks up changes made in other tabs or over MCP, and a preview-branch race between Quick Preview and real builds was fixed.

Publish and preview limits are now scoped per site, so a busy project never throttles your quieter ones.

Invite teammates into a shared workspace. Every member can edit the team's sites, with deletion and billing reserved for the team owner.

Manage your plan, track credits, and find your invoices from a dedicated billing page.

Pick a palette with quick-pick swatches, add your own custom colours, and apply them across the style panel.

A per-site Design Guide keeps AI generations on-brand — now with a Components section describing your reusable pieces.

New sites and pages start with no default elements, so you build from a genuinely clean slate.

An All tab and consistent tab ordering across the Media and Uploads panels make files easier to find.

Let visitors upload files through your forms end to end, with everything collected in an owner-only panel.

Select any element on the canvas and refine just that piece with a focused AI chat.

Roll back to any earlier version, with undo/redo, the section library, and cookie consent all shipping alongside.

Copy, paste, and expand/collapse elements from the canvas and layers tree, plus richer flex and grid controls in the style panel.