- Added PostHog configuration options to .env.example files for both Docker and Surfsense backend.
- Introduced PostHog dependency in pyproject.toml.
- Implemented analytics middleware to capture various events across the application, including user authentication, automation runs, and API requests.
- Enhanced existing routes and services to emit analytics events, providing insights into user interactions and system performance.
- Ensured graceful shutdown of analytics clients in worker processes and application lifecycles.
Brings the three newer verbs to parity with tiktok.scrape everywhere it was
wired: MCP tools (+ selfcheck manifest), the chat subagent prompt/description,
the playground catalog, the native docs page, and the SEO marketing page. Also
adds live e2e stages for comments, user search, and trending. Docs/FAQ now
state the real contract: profile metadata is reliable while its video list can
be withheld, and keyword video search is walled (use user search for accounts).
Rename the import package surfsense_mcp -> mcp_server and remove the
src/ layer so the project mirrors the backend's shape (project folder
!= package name, e.g. surfsense_backend/app). Kills the redundant
surfsense_mcp/src/surfsense_mcp nesting.
Distribution name and console command (surfsense-mcp) are unchanged;
only python -m and internal import paths move to mcp_server. Dockerfile
CMD updated; no PYTHONPATH added since the editable install already
makes the package importable.