• Threads posts over 500 characters are now rejected immediately: Creating or updating a post that targets a Threads account now fails fast with a clear 400 error if any container exceeds Threads' 500-character limit, instead of silently succeeding and failing later at publish time with a raw error from Meta. The error message tells you exactly which containers are too long and by how much. This applies whether you're posting to Threads alone or cross-posting to multiple networks at once, and covers both the REST API and MCP tools. Character counts are based on visible characters, so emoji and other multi-byte characters are counted the way you'd expect.
• Edit tenant IDs and see account IDs directly in the dashboard: Social accounts connected through the dashboard could previously only get a tenant ID at connect time via the API, leaving web-connected accounts stuck with no way to organize them by tenant short of disconnecting and reconnecting. You can now set or clear an account's tenant ID directly from the accounts page using a new edit button. Each account row also now shows its public ID (the same id format used in API responses, webhooks, and MCP output) with click-to-copy, making it easy to match a dashboard row to what you see in your integration.
• Platform counts across our site and docs now correctly say 12: Reddit shipped as our 12th supported network, but several customer-facing spots, including the homepage headline, the platforms section, the shared preview image, docs, and API descriptions, still referenced 11 or fewer platforms and sometimes omitted Reddit from lists entirely. All of these now consistently reflect all 12 supported platforms.