- New features
- 1
- Improvements
- 3
- Fixes
- 2
Highlights
Performance audits and the Agency Portal in the API and for AI agents
You can now list, read, create and run your company's performance audits through the control panel API and MCP, with the run followed until it finishes; audited sites' HTTP passwords are never shown. Agencies can also read their partner referrals and refer new leads, and read their agency page and ask for changes to it, the same way.
PageSpeed charts read like the panel's other charts
The dashboard's 30-day PageSpeed trend and a site's PageSpeed history now use the panel's charts: hover or use the arrow keys to read each day's medians and each run's score, band and metrics, failed runs are marked on the axis, and both follow dark mode.
Performance audits show the server's response time
Each result now shows how long the server took to answer, apart from the time spent connecting, so a slow connection no longer makes a fast site look slow. It is in the control panel, the API and for AI assistants.
Change, delete and share performance audits through the API and AI assistants
Performance audits can now be edited, deleted and shared, and their GTmetrix reports generated and read, through the public API and the MCP tools, the same way as in the control panel. A delete asks for the audit's name, and GTmetrix reports for the number of tests, to confirm.
Attaching a domain no longer fails at the Redis flush, and staging keeps its mail held
Attaching a domain could fail at its last step, the cache flush, when the PHP Redis extension was switched off. The flush no longer needs it, and a site with no Redis skips the flush and records that. A staging or development environment now keeps its outgoing mail held when a domain is attached.
Deployments clear Varnish once the new release is live
A Magento 2 deployment on Kubernetes now purges the Varnish cache once the new pods are online and before maintenance mode comes off, so pages from the previous release are not served after the switch. Purging everything in Varnish on a CoreStack or CoreCluster site now also clears files Magento does not tag, such as robots.txt and sitemaps.
