Built in the open. What shipped in Command+K, week by week.
The site answered on plain http as well as https, so every page existed twice and search engines split the two copies. Http now redirects, and each published page is announced to Bing the moment it goes live instead of waiting for a crawl.
All 57 tools in the management MCP now carry a title and read-only or destructive annotations. Your AI client can show a clear confirmation before anything is changed, and read-only work runs without interruption.
Command+K is published in the official Model Context Protocol registry at v1.1.0, so clients that browse the registry can find and connect to it directly.
Every competitor claim on /vs and /alternatives now carries its source, so you can verify the pricing we quote instead of taking our word for it. Plans also come with a 7-day refund, written into the terms.
Five additional end-user connectors need no setup from you: your user clicks connect, signs in with their own account, and the assistant can act on their behalf. No OAuth app to register first.
All /vs pricing re-verified for August 2026 — including Composio's Aug 15 repricing and Speakeasy's MCP Gateway launch. Plus a new honest face-off: Command+K vs Cossistant, the open-source React support agent.
This changelog now lives on-site (the old redirect 404'd in Google), thin filtered blog URLs are noindexed to stop wasting crawl budget, and broken docs links plus robots.txt gaps are fixed.
The CMD+K widget now runs on our own marketing site. Ask it anything about the product before you sign up; it answers from the same docs pipeline customers get.
Adding a tool now starts with one question — who is this for, your team or your end users? Plain-language tool panels and a pre-chat connect gate round out the overhaul.
New /vs pages against kapa.ai, Inkeep, Chatbase, Fin, DocsBot, CommandBar, Composio, Zapier MCP, Pipedream, and Gram. Features, real pricing, and when each tool wins.
Retired the Enterprise and Lifetime tiers — two clear plans with a 14-day trial remain. Added password reset, lifecycle emails, and one-click unsubscribe.
Lock specific parameters of internal MCP tools (Linear, Notion, …) so end users can trigger them safely. The widget only ever sees the fields you leave open.
Every plan now includes a credit allowance with a prepaid wallet on top. One credit rule across models, no surprise overages, spending caps built in.
Set a hard ceiling per signed-in user. Breach triggers an instant pause + Stripe meter cutoff. No human ops.
End-users connect their own accounts in two clicks. No client_id/secret hand-off. Hosted consent screen.
Mount CMD+K as a docked panel (Grafana/Intercom-style) that pushes the page margin. Overlay still default.