Teach your AI agent to run your
changelog and roadmap.
Built on the LaunchNotes MCP server, LaunchNotes skills let AI agents draft announcements, manage your roadmap, and keep your public page on brand — in your voice, draft-first, every time.
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Skills help your agent work the way your team already does. They run on top of the LaunchNotes MCP server's 25+ tools, stringing individual actions into the jobs you actually do. Install the plugin and your agent gets all of them — the foundation loads first, everywhere, and the rest fire when they fit.
The base every other skill builds on — your team's voice, the draft-first safety rules, and how LaunchNotes objects behave (announcement states, roadmap visibility, notification reach). It's included with every install and kicks in automatically whenever your agent runs a LaunchNotes skill.
Turns tracker work — Jira, Linear, GitHub, ClickUp — into a publish-ready announcement, categorized and linked, left as a draft for review.
Turns a finished roadmap item into a full announcement, links the two, and advances the item's stage — on your confirmation.
Posts a progress update to a roadmap item's timeline and notifies its followers — a quick update, not a full announcement.
Clusters reader feedback into themes and proposes new roadmap items for you to approve and create.
Reports how a published update landed — views, email opens/clicks, feedback sentiment — straight from LaunchNotes analytics.
Brings your brand colors and content onto your public LaunchNotes page, with a preview before anything goes live.
Brings an existing changelog or blog into LaunchNotes — as drafts to review, or a dated backfill that preserves original post dates.
You're always in control
You connect with your own LaunchNotes account through a standard Authentication login - no API keys or shared credentials to create, distribute, or rotate. That means the agent acts as you, with exactly the permissions your role already has in LaunchNotes. Every request carries a signed token that the MCP server verifies before it ever reaches a tool, including the very first handshake. And customer-facing work is publish-on-confirmation: skills draft first and wait for your go-ahead.
Your account, your permissions
Log in with your own LaunchNotes account. The agent acts as you, at exactly the access your role already has.
Verified on every request
Each call carries a signed token the MCP server checks before it reaches a tool — no exceptions.
Draft-first, nothing to undo
Skills draft and wait for your go-ahead before anything publishes, schedules, or notifies.
