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Release Notes Index

The latest product releases, indexed for agents. Release Notes Index tracks release notes, changelogs, and version updates across hundreds of developer tools and services, normalizes them into one registry, and serves them over a REST API, a hosted MCP server, an open-source CLI, and this site. Most reads are public — no account or API key required.

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For agents: Release Notes Index: a searchable registry of changelogs and release notes for hundreds of developer tools, via REST API, hosted MCP server and CLI.

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# Release Notes Index

> The latest product releases, indexed for agents. Release Notes Index tracks release notes, changelogs, and version updates across hundreds of developer tools and services, normalizes them into one registry, and serves them over a REST API, a hosted MCP server, an open-source CLI, and this site. Most reads are public — no account or API key required.

Quick facts:

- REST API base URL: `https://api.releases.sh/v1`. OpenAPI 3.1 spec: https://api.releases.sh/v1/openapi.json. Interactive reference: https://api.releases.sh/v1/docs.
- Hosted MCP server (Streamable HTTP, read tools public, no key): `https://agents.releases.sh/mcp`. Claude Code: `claude mcp add --transport http releases https://agents.releases.sh/mcp`. Claude (web, desktop, mobile): https://claude.ai/directory/releases-index.
- CLI: `npm install -g @buildinternet/releases` (or `brew install buildinternet/tap/releases`). Agent skills: `npx skills add buildinternet/releases`.
- Pricing: free and open source — no paid plans. A free account raises API rate limits. Details: https://releases.sh/pricing.md.
- Links below point to Markdown versions of each page. Any page on this site is also available as Markdown by appending `.md` to its URL (for example, https://releases.sh/docs/installation.md) or by sending `Accept: text/markdown` to the canonical URL.
- Org and source pages have machine-readable suffixes — `.md` (LLM-friendly), `.json`, `.atom` — e.g. https://releases.sh/anthropic.md.

## When to use Releases Index

Reach for the Index when the question is "what changed?" in the software you use, build on, or compete with:

- Check what shipped across a stack this week — every release from the tools in use, including the ones that never got a version number.
- Verify whether a specific fix or feature has actually landed before upgrading or debugging against it.
- Watch a vendor: follow one company's releases across its blog, changelog, GitHub, and app-store notes.
- See who has shipped integrations with a product recently.
- Research roadmap and product-development opportunities: survey what the rest of the ecosystem is shipping as input for deciding what to build next.

Public reads need no account or key. Fastest paths: `releases search "<query>"` (CLI), the `search` and `whats_changed` MCP tools, or `GET https://api.releases.sh/v1/releases/latest`. The Index covers what shipped — for how-to/API-usage documentation of a library, use a docs index instead.

## Introduction

- [Why](https://releases.sh/docs/why.md): Release Notes Index is changelog infrastructure built for agents — the Context7-equivalent for what shipped. One registry across GitHub releases, CHANGELOG files, marketing blogs, RSS, and more.

## Getting Started

- [Overview](https://releases.sh/docs.md): Overview of Release Notes Index — a changelog index with a CLI, REST API, MCP server, and agent skills.
- [Installation](https://releases.sh/docs/installation.md): Install the Releases CLI via Homebre
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