v0.0.75

Credits stop being a mystery: every audit now shows exactly what it cost and why, and your org gets a full transaction log. Also the first release to arrive on Windows through the repaired self-updater: if you're on 0.0.74, this update installs itself.

Added

• See exactly what every audit cost. Cloud audit reports now include a cost breakdown: the flat audit base, each rendered page, cache hits, and any refunds. It appears on the report page in the dashboard, and agents get it too: get_report over MCP includes a cost summary, and a new list_credit_transactions tool pages through your org's full credit ledger. There's also a new Transactions view in dashboard settings showing every grant, debit, and refund. If your per-audit cost seems to swing, this is where you see why: only pages whose source changed get re-rendered, so audits right after a deploy render (and bill) more pages than audits of a quiet site.
• squirrel feedback learned categories. An interactive picker (or the --category flag) files your note as a bug report, feature request, praise, confusion, missing data, or tool ergonomics, and records which CLI version it came from. The same categories run through the CLI, MCP, dashboard, and website, so feedback lands in one place no matter where you send it.
• Delete websites for real. A new delete_website MCP tool (with dashboard support) removes a site and immediately frees the slot against your website cap.
• Dashboard polish. Tracked issues can be filtered by how they were found (full crawl vs smart audit), and page-limit settings now show the effective cap when a plan ceiling clamps a custom value.

Fixed

• squirrel self doctor no longer cries corruption over a permission error. Running doctor from a directory it can't read (locked-down CI images, restricted shells) misreported healthy settings as corrupt and exited non-zero. Permission problems on the working directory are now reported as exactly that, and the rest of the checkup runs normally.
• MCP sessions no longer drop when tokens refresh concurrently. Two clients refreshing the same session at the same time could race and knock each other out; a short reuse window now lets both land on the rotated token.

Faster

• Repeat cloud audits skip redundant summary work. Summaries for pages unchanged since the last run are served from a content-keyed cache instead of being recomputed, so re-audits finish sooner.