v0.0.8: Workspace Lifecycle, Domain Verification & First-Run Onboarding

Workspaces

Delete and restore a workspace

An owner can delete a workspace. Deleting marks it Deleting in your workspace list and blocks all work in it, revokes every public share link immediately, cancels its queued work, and schedules the content for removal after a 30-day window. It stays in the list while that window runs: hiding it would make a mistaken deletion look instantaneous and irreversible. An owner can restore it at any point, and members keep their access throughout, so a deletion started by mistake costs nothing. Billing and invoice records are deliberately kept beyond the window, because “delete my workspace” should never mean “delete the record that I paid you”.

Verify domain ownership

Prove you control a domain with a meta tag on its home page, or with a DNS TXT record. The verifying your domain tutorial walks through both. Verification is not a gate on scanning: tracking a competitor’s domain is a normal thing to do, and observing public data about a domain is not a claim on it. It gates only the places where an unproven claim would cost someone else: uploading a domain’s server access logs, and taking a white-label custom domain, which is unique across all customers.

Onboarding

Your first scan, during signup

The last step of signup creates your project and runs a scan against it, reporting each stage of the job as it happens, so you arrive at the dashboard with a result rather than an empty state. If the scan cannot complete, signup still succeeds and tells you why: your project is saved either way, and the scan can be run again from the dashboard.