Changelog & updates

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• Conversational primitives — six new Message operations (Send Poll, Send Location, Send Contact, React, Send Typing, Mark Read) plus a Reply To option on every send, and three new trigger events: message.reaction, poll.vote, group.participants_updated (all Pro).
• Message → Get Poll Results — read a poll's live tally back into a workflow.
• Agent Memory (Pro) — Contact → Update (save what your agent learned: name, notes, tags, email, company) and Media → Set Context (cache a description/transcript your own AI produced).
• Account → Get / Set / Clear Proxy (Pro) — per-account residential/mobile proxy routing for VPS installs.
• AI-agent productization — every operation is usable as an n8n AI-Agent tool (usableAsTool), with rewritten, agent-grade descriptions across all operations, an afterTs poll cursor on message search, and the canonical human-agent example workflow.
• Fixes: national-format phone numbers are rejected with a clear error (country code required); message delivery status surfaced on send results; contract fixture synced (webhook/API-key reads are admin scope).
• First bundled test suite (unit + mock-server integration + a contract-drift guard against the app's published product-facts.json).

• Four importable example workflows added to the package (README-linked), including the AI-agent tool example.
• Batch-queue ("Queue a Batch") and reminder descriptions clarified in the README and examples.
• Documentation-only release — no operation, endpoint or event behaviour changed.

• Smarter chat-ID normalization — recipients can be passed as a plain phone number in international format (with country code) or a group ID, and the node resolves them the same way the app does. Operation descriptions clarified to spell out the accepted phone-number formats.

• Release-pipeline fix — devDependencies are stripped from the published package so supply-chain scanners only see the shipped artifact. No operation, endpoint or event behaviour changed.

• Published-package hygiene + n8n verification compliance — cleaned the published manifest so the node passes n8n's verified-community checks. No operation, endpoint or event behaviour changed.

• Release-pipeline fix (npm publish authentication) — no functional change.

• Group / Media Pro gating aligned with the app: Group → Leave, Media → Force Download and Media → Delete now require Pro (apiWriteEnabled) — the operation hints already said so; the README Free-vs-Pro matrix is now corrected to match.
• Documentation/labelling-only release — no operation, endpoint or event behaviour changed. Coverage: all endpoints + all 29 trigger events.

• README request & response examples for the action node — Send Text, Send Media, Get AI Context, Queue a Batch and Get Anti-Ban Status, each with a "when to use" note.
• New Send outcomes section documenting the 200 / 202 (Pro auto-queue) / 409 results and the 429-vs-auto-queue difference between Free and Pro.
• Webhook envelope now documents the timestamp field; Get AI Context documents the full option set (format, includeTimestamps, beforeTs).
• Documentation-only release — no operation/event behaviour changed. Coverage: all endpoints + all 29 trigger events.

• Added four operations: System → Get Network Status, Media → Download Thumbnail, Media → Get Download Queue, and Media → Run Cleanup (Pro).
• Trigger tier labels corrected to match the app (tunnel.started is Pro → 9 Free events, not 10); High-Volume Mode event labels clarified.
• Queue / Media tier corrections: Get Items & Get Batches are Free; Pause/Resume are Pro. (Media Delete was Free at this point; later moved to Pro in 2.4.1.)

• Full README reference: per-operation Free vs Pro matrix, webhook payload shapes, HTTP error codes (401/402/403/429), and API-key scopes.
• Extra example workflows — a webhook-trigger auto-reply and a scheduled batch send.
• Fixed the repository URL and added a bugs support link; credential description points to the current in-app path.

• Scope-aware Account picker — the key carries its own account scope; the Account dropdown lists only what the key allows and auto-selects for single-account keys (no "Default Account ID").
• Get AI Context gained an order option (oldest | newest); real SocialMate logo as the node/credential icon.
• Removed the URL auto-heal beacon — only stable URLs are supported (127.0.0.1:3456 or a Named tunnel).

• Per-account connections — each connection isolated to one account (or scoped set) with its own key and webhook.
• New Message → Get AI Context operation — a role-mapped, token-windowed transcript + structured messages array for AI agents.

• Initial release: the SocialMate action node (Message, Chat, Contact, Group, Media, Queue, Account, Sync, Webhook, API Key, System) and the SocialMate Trigger node (self-registering webhook, HMAC verification), with the SocialMate API credential.