AnnounceKit × CMD+K

Changelog

"What's new?" answered from your real changelog — release notes, roadmap, and feedback data via the Command+K-hosted MCP.

Connect AnnounceKit How connectors work

AnnounceKit MCP use cases

Product teams that publish with AnnounceKit and want the changelog to be conversational.

Users ask "what changed since I last logged in?" and get a personalized digest from the AnnounceKit feed.
Feature requests from chat are checked against the public roadmap before being logged as feedback.
The assistant announces relevant new features contextually — on the page where they apply.

How to connect AnnounceKit

01
Open the Marketplace in your dashboard
Sign in to Command+K, open Marketplace, and click Connect on the AnnounceKit tile.
02
Sign in with AnnounceKit
A popup asks you to authorize with your AnnounceKit account — no API keys, no configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.
03
Tools go live
The connector's tools are available to your assistant immediately. No code changes needed.

AnnounceKit + Command+K FAQ

Does AnnounceKit have an MCP server?

Yes. AnnounceKit's MCP server is available as a connector in the Command+K Marketplace: Release notes, feeds, feedback, and roadmap data — hosted on Command+K.

How do I connect AnnounceKit to my product's AI assistant?

Open the Command+K dashboard, go to Marketplace, and click Connect on the AnnounceKit tile. A popup asks you to sign in with AnnounceKit — no API keys or configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.

What can an AI assistant do with the AnnounceKit connector?

"What's new?" answered from your real changelog — release notes, roadmap, and feedback data via the Command+K-hosted MCP. Typical scenarios: Users ask "what changed since I last logged in?" and get a personalized digest from the AnnounceKit feed. Feature requests from chat are checked against the public roadmap before being logged as feedback. The assistant announces relevant new features contextually — on the page where they apply.