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

Lifecycle, ownership and a first result

This release rounds out what surrounds a scan: opening and closing a workspace, proving a domain is yours, and reaching your first result during signup.

Delete a Workspace

An owner can delete a workspace. Deleting takes it out of your workspace list, revokes every public share link immediately, cancels its queued work, and schedules the content for removal after a 30-day window. An owner can restore it at any point in that window, and members keep their access throughout — so a deletion started by mistake costs nothing. Billing and invoice records are deliberately kept beyond that window, because “delete my workspace” should never mean “delete the record that I paid you”.

Domain Ownership Verification

Prove you control a domain with a meta tag on its home page, or with a DNS TXT record. 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.

Your First Scan, During Onboarding

The last step of signup creates your project and runs a real 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.