Site Checks in the public API, MCP server and CLI

Site Safety Check verdicts and their daily history are now available programmatically — public API endpoints, MCP tools for AI assistants, and CLI commands.

Site Safety Checks launched as a dashboard page; now the same data is available everywhere you work:

  • Public API: GET /public/v1/websites/{id}/checks for current verdicts

(with evidence) and .../checks/history?days=30 for the daily verdict history and when any check changed. Details on the API docs page.

  • MCP server: get_site_checks and get_site_checks_history tools —

ask Claude or Cursor "are any safety checks failing on my site?" and get the real verdicts.

  • CLI: loglens checks and loglens checks history -d 30.

The MCP server and CLI also caught up on everything shipped recently: recommendations, insights, health, the live request feed and background CSV exports are all available across the three surfaces, with the CLI now at v1.3.0 on npm.

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