@rolino/contracts 0.5.0-beta.0 → 0.6.0

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  # @rolino/contracts
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+ ## 0.6.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - d162f85: Add safe Blog editorial cadence preview and apply operations across contracts, SDK, CLI, and MCP.
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+ - 50cb9fc: Add Google Business Profile as a disabled-by-default standard text and single-image publishing destination across shared public clients.
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+ - 1ac7ed5: Add signed custom Blog webhook setup, connection testing, one-time secret rotation, and safe idempotent replay parity.
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+ - a56f834: Replace custom interactive CLI authorization with exact-resource OAuth, add the stateless MCP 2026-07-28 transport foundation, and provide safe connection instructions for workspace discovery and confirmed actions.
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+ ## 0.5.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - 4f9e790: Add the optional `blog:manage` capability and synchronized agent-first Blog
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+ setup, import, cadence planning, plan review, article creation, confirmed
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+ connection provisioning, and safe verification operations.
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+ - 1edd1e7: Add published Blog Studio delivery contracts and the server-only Next.js 16 Blog Studio package.
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+ - 74a13ea: Expose immediate versus scheduled delivery and destination lifecycle stages,
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+ preserve YouTube visibility for immediate publishing, and clarify remote
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+ schedule confirmation across public clients.
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+ - 4af607d: Add independent exact-bundle Blog approval, reviewed image upload and generation,
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+ confirmed publication scheduling and cancellation, and the complete authorized
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+ agent workflow without widening existing credentials.
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+ - 4a893dd: Add provider-neutral Blog publishing destinations, safe delivery inspection,
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+ and exact destination binding across public agent interfaces.
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+ - 843a1db: Add the exact optional `seo:read` capability and bounded read-only SEO
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+ opportunity and weekly-report parity across public agent contracts, clients,
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+ CLI commands, and closed-world MCP tools. SEO reads now use the version 3 task
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+ contract with the exact Ready, Research, or Rejected decision, selected format,
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+ complete deliverables, bounded evidence, safe URLs, limitations, and no-publish
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+ rules. Public output uses readable topic names and separate topic-relevance and
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+ action-readiness confidence. Research tasks compare all supported formats and
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+ must validate or reject the finding before a separate draft action is allowed.
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  ## 0.5.0-beta.0
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+ - Add exact Blog image, approval-bundle, scheduling, cancellation, provenance,
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+ idempotency, and safe public-state contracts while keeping `blog:write`,
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+ `blog:approve`, and `blog:publish` independent.
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+ - Add the independent optional `blog:approve` capability without widening existing Blog credentials or combining draft, approval, and publication access.
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  - Add safe Blog publishing provider, destination, delivery-attempt, and exact destination-selection contracts.
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  ## 0.4.0
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  task. A Research task selects only `RESEARCH_TASK`, names no preferred final
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  format, and returns `VALIDATED` with a complete next task or `REJECTED` with
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  evidence before any separate draft action. Older stored reports receive a review-only compatibility task
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- when read; their saved snapshots are not changed.
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- Blog Studio contracts include provider catalog entries, safe publishing
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- destination readiness, delivery-attempt summaries, and exact destination
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- selection for publication preview and execution. Provider catalog reads require
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- `blog:manage`. Destination and delivery-attempt reads require `blog:read`.
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- These DTOs omit draft content, prompts, evidence, secrets, encrypted values,
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- and raw provider responses. A contract type does not make a hidden provider
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- available; the server rollout registry remains authoritative.
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- Project and post DTOs intentionally omit storage credentials, upload sessions,
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+ when read; their saved snapshots are not changed.
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+ Blog Studio contracts include provider catalog entries, safe publishing
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+ destination readiness, delivery-attempt summaries, and exact destination
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+ selection for approval, publication, scheduling, and cancellation preview and
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+ execution. The independent `blog:approve` capability binds one immutable
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+ revision and reviewed-image snapshot. `blog:publish` does not grant approval,
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+ and `blog:write` cannot approve or publish. Existing credentials do not gain a
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+ new capability. Provider catalog reads require
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+ `blog:manage`. Destination and delivery-attempt reads require `blog:read`.
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+ These DTOs omit draft content, prompts, evidence, secrets, encrypted values,
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+ and raw provider responses. A contract type does not make a hidden provider
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+ available; the server rollout registry remains authoritative.
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+ Clients must read current setup and article or plan state, resolve missing
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+ website, cadence, destination, and access-level choices, poll import and plan
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+ jobs, present evidence, create one immutable revision with catalog-backed
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+ links, review one generated or approved uploaded image and its alt text, stop
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+ when approval or publication scope is missing, use confirmation-bound and
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+ idempotent approval before publication, verify live delivery, and restart from
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+ approval preview after any content or image change. A queued delivery is not a
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+ published delivery.
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+ Project and post DTOs intentionally omit storage credentials, upload sessions,
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  tokens, and other publishing-provider internals.
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  Every destination reports an explicit `deliveryMode` (`IMMEDIATE` or