Launch Week III - v.1.8.0
Firecrawl v1.8.0 Launch Week III includes 20+ integrations, MCP upgrades, Python/Rust SDK improvements, LLMstxt.new, /extract v2, FIRE-1 Agent, and more.
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Everything Firecrawl shipped in April 2025, collected from official Firecrawl sources. Each entry is dated and links to the page it came from.
April 2025 was Firecrawl's busiest month of the 11 we had tracked by then: 10 releases, about 3.1× its monthly average of 3. That was 6 releases more than March 2025. Most were Developer Tools (4), followed by Product (3) and Ecosystem (1).
Releases
10
+6 vs March 2025
Rank of 11 months
1st
Average 3.2 a month
Most shipped
Developer Tools
4 releases
Major updates including FIRE-1 agent, Python SDK v2.0, LLMstxt.new, and 20+ new integrations.
Source: Firecrawl ChangelogIntroducing Change Tracking, a new Firecrawl feature that automatically detects and details changes on websites, now available in beta for all users.
Source: Firecrawl BlogExtraction now reads PDF and image sub-links with Gemini, scrape validates actions and wait times, and new Gemini crawler and TrendFinder examples ship.
Source: Firecrawl ChangelogNewest first. Each entry links to the official page it came from.
Firecrawl v1.8.0 Launch Week III includes 20+ integrations, MCP upgrades, Python/Rust SDK improvements, LLMstxt.new, /extract v2, FIRE-1 Agent, and more.
Major updates including FIRE-1 agent, Python SDK v2.0, LLMstxt.new, and 20+ new integrations.
Firecrawl announces new integrations with 20+ platforms including Discord, n8n, Langflow, and LlamaIndex to enhance workflow flexibility and data pipelines.
Major updates to Firecrawl MCP server including FIRE-1 model support and Server-Sent Events (SSE) implementation for real-time data flow
Announced new Python and Rust SDKs, Firecrawl Dark Theme for code editors, and quality of life updates for developers
Introducing Change Tracking, a new Firecrawl feature that automatically detects and details changes on websites, now available in beta for all users.
Official Firecrawl Editor Theme released for editors like VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf, offering a clean coding experience.
Deep Research open alpha with structured outputs, concurrent browsers raise rate limits, /extract no longer needs URLs, and crawl gets a depth option.
Firecrawl v1.7.0: Introduces Deep Research Open Alpha, llmstxt.new for website analysis, improved concurrency, Compare Beta, and supports models like Claude 3.7 and Gemini 2.5. Fixes include circular JSON error and crawler enhancements.
Extraction now reads PDF and image sub-links with Gemini, scrape validates actions and wait times, and new Gemini crawler and TrendFinder examples ship.
Firecrawl releases per month, for April 2025 and the 10 months before it. A taller bar means more releases that month; the dated entries for each month are on its own page.
5 of the companies we track shipped in April 2025; Firecrawl ranks 1st by number of releases.
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