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Publish customer updates from Claude Code.

Connect ChangeCrab through MCP so Claude Code can turn release context into a reviewed changelog draft, then publish the approved update to your public page, widget, RSS feed, and subscribers.

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Prompt

Use ChangeCrab to draft a changelog post from the merged reporting PRs. Keep it customer-facing and do not publish until I approve it.

Tool plan 
list_changelogs
list_categories
create_post as draft
return public preview link
Review gate

Draft created. It explains the customer benefit, excludes internal refactors, and is waiting for approval.

ChangeCrab draft Customer-facing

Saved filters for reporting

Teams that review the same dashboard views each week can now save a filter set once and reopen it in one click.

This update is live for reporting workspaces and closes a popular request from finance-heavy accounts.

Improved Reporting Ready to publish
Public pageDurable URL for customers and support.
WidgetVisible inside the product.
RSSUseful for technical subscribers.
EmailSubscriber update from the same source.

Why this page exists

Claude Code can see the release work. Customers still need a clean update.

Developers already have commits, PRs, issue context, and migration notes in the coding workflow. ChangeCrab gives Claude Code a safe publishing target for the customer-facing version.

Keep context where the work happens

Ask Claude Code to summarize merged work while it still has the repo, test output, and implementation details in view.

Review before customers see it

Use Claude Code for drafting and structure, then keep a human approval step before publishing public updates.

Publish beyond the repository

Move from code context to public page, widget, RSS, and subscriber channels without rewriting the release from scratch.

Workflow

A Claude Code release communication loop.

Context

Collect the release context

Use merged PRs, issue links, test notes, support context, and rollout details from the current repo.

Draft

Draft with ChangeCrab tools

Let Claude Code use the MCP server to find the right changelog, categories, and existing posts before creating a draft.

Publish

Review and publish

Approve the final copy, then publish once to update the changelog page, widget, RSS feed, and subscriber channels.

Setup shape

Add ChangeCrab to the Claude Code toolbelt.

Create a ChangeCrab API key, add the MCP server, then ask Claude Code to draft changelog posts as part of your release workflow.

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Example MCP server config
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "changecrab": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "changecrab-mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "CHANGECRAB_API_KEY": "your_api_key"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tool coverage

Real changelog operations, not a pasted markdown workaround.

The MCP server maps Claude Code prompts to structured ChangeCrab workflows.

list_changelogs

Find the right workspace before drafting.

get_changelog

Fetch the current changelog details.

list_categories

Use the labels your customers already see.

list_posts

Check recent updates before writing a duplicate.

create_post

Create the next release note as draft or published.

update_post

Revise copy after review.

delete_post

Remove a mistaken entry when needed.

info tools

Answer setup and workflow questions from chat.

Buyer questions

Questions teams ask before letting an agent near changelog publishing.

Can Claude Code use MCP servers?

Yes. Claude Code supports connecting to external tools through MCP servers. ChangeCrab uses that path to expose changelog workflows.

Should Claude Code publish automatically?

Usually no. Use it to draft, categorize, and prepare the post, then keep review before anything customer-facing goes live.

Why not only update CHANGELOG.md?

A repository changelog is useful for developers. ChangeCrab gives customers a public page, subscribers, RSS, widgets, custom-domain options, and a durable product update archive.

Let Claude Code help with the release note, not just the code.

Start a ChangeCrab trial, connect the MCP server, and turn the next release into a customer-facing update while the context is still fresh.

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