The server is read plus create and update — there is no destructive operation in the whole surface, which is exactly the right shape for something that publishes to your customers. An agent can draft, schedule and translate a release note, and cannot remove one. Scheduling and per-locale updates are the two tools that make this useful beyond drafting: a changelog in four languages is normally four passes through a UI.
AnnounceKit's own endpoint over their release-notes product. Twenty-nine tools cover the whole surface: the posts themselves, the audience segments they go to, and the feedback that comes back.
- Posts: list, read, create, update, publish, schedule, and update one locale of a translated post
- Templates and labels, saved and reused
- Reader signals — post stats, status summary, NPS, feedback, activities, feature requests and the roadmap
- Audience: segments, external users and feeds
Either a browser OAuth login with nothing to paste, or a static bearer token beginning ak_pat_. The token is project-scoped.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen
