Publish Your Changelog from Claude Code and Cursor with MCP
Patchlog now ships an MCP server. Tell your coding agent to write the changelog entry for the feature you just built, review it, and publish, without leaving your editor.
Connect Patchlog to Claude: A Step by Step Guide for Non-Developers
No terminal skills required. Connect Patchlog to the Claude desktop app in about five minutes, then update your changelog by just asking Claude.
Patchlog API Documentation
The complete reference for the Patchlog REST API: authentication, projects, changelog entries, creating and publishing entries, errors, and rate limits.
How to Add a Changelog Widget to WordPress (Without Editing Your Theme)
Three ways to add a script to WordPress, ranked by how likely they are to survive your next theme update. The first one is the one most tutorials tell you to use, and it is the one that breaks.
AnnounceKit Alternatives in 2026: An Honest Comparison
AnnounceKit is the most complete changelog tool on the market and it starts at $89 a month. Here is an honest look at the alternatives, including where AnnounceKit is still worth it.
How to Add a Changelog to a Next.js App (App Router and Pages Router)
Use next/script, not useEffect. Which layout file to edit in each router, which strategy prop to pass, and why the widget survives client side navigation without remounting.
How to Add a Changelog to a Laravel App
Where the script tag actually goes in a Blade layout, what changes if you are running Inertia, and the two things that silently break it: a strict CSP and a cached view.
How to Write Release Notes That Customers Actually Read (Free Template)
A practical guide to writing release notes your users actually read, with a copy-and-paste template, real examples, and a checklist you can run for every update.
Noticeable Alternatives in 2026: Honest Options for Every Budget
Noticeable has solid targeting features, but it's priced beyond most early-stage teams. Here are the real alternatives, including a free one.
Why Your Users Ignore Your Release Notes (And How to Stop It)
You shipped the feature. You wrote the notes. Nobody read them. Here's the actual reason, and what works instead.