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Recently added a deploy-status card for AI chat clients, an MCP feedback tool for agents, and GPT-6.1 Terra in AI Gateway.

Deploy status now shows up inside the conversation. Netlify MCP opens a visual card of up to five recent deploys in ChatGPT and other clients that support MCP Apps, with status, branch, creation time, error messages, and links to the live site or dashboard. Status filters narrow the list to successful, failed, or queued deploys.

Agents now have a way to report when they get stuck. Any agent connected through Netlify MCP, a connector, or a plugin can submit feedback or report issues it can't resolve, such as a missing capability or an unclear error.

AI Gateway kept adding models, all available without API keys across Function types.

• GPT-6.1 Terra joined the lineup and works in Scheduled, Background, and Edge Functions.
• OpenAI's Decisions API entered beta, answering typed choice questions so there's no output to parse.

Form notifications now require a team email address. Without an Enterprise or Legacy Business plan, new or edited email notifications must go to an address belonging to a Netlify team member. Existing notifications keep working until you edit them. Invite the address owner to your team, or switch the recipient to a member.

Next.js apps need 16.4.5 or 15.5.29 for seven November vulnerabilities, including cached data leaking between users and HttpOnly cookie exposure. One fix also needs @netlify/plugin-nextjs 5.16.6, which redeploys pick up automatically unless you pin it. The October batch is covered by 15.5.28/16.4.1.