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# Changelog

Stay up to date with the latest improvements, features, and fixes for Hunting Alice.

## \[v1.2.0] - 2026-01-15 - *Current Version*

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### Added

* **Referral System**: You can now earn free credits by inviting team members.
* **Negatives List**: Added ability to exclude specific keywords from your agent's search parameters.
* **CSV Export**: One-click export for all leads in the "Customer Leads" view.

### Improved

* **Intent Scoring V2**: algorithm updated to better detect "evaluating competitors" signals.
* **UI Polish**: Larger icons and improved readability on the dashboard.

## \[v1.1.0] - 2025-12-01

### Added

* **Boosted Plans**: "Sales KPIs Runner" plan introduced for teams needing shared workspace access.
* **LinkedIn Integration**: Direct link to open prospect profiles from the lead card.

### Fixed

* Resolved an issue where some Reddit threads were not displaying the full context.

## \[v1.0.0] - 2025-10-15

* **Initial Launch**: Public release of Hunting Alice with support for Omnichannel Scanning and Basic Intent Scoring.


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