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Descriptions

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Changelogs coding agents can upgrade from.

Short (about 40 words)

LogPulse turns every release into a structured feed and MCP server — versions, breaking changes, migration steps and deprecations — so coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor and Lovable upgrade from the maintainer's own notes. Free for open source.

Long (about 180 words)

LogPulse is a changelog platform built for the way software gets upgraded now: by coding agents. Coding agents write code against whatever version of a library they saw in training, so breaking changes quietly turn into broken builds. LogPulse gives every changelog a machine-readable feed and a public MCP server. Each release carries its version, breaking changes with migration steps, and deprecations with their replacement and removal version, so an agent can ask "what changed between v1.4 and v2.0, and what do I need to change?" and get the maintainer's answer.

The same releases power an in-app "What's new" widget under 15kb, a hosted changelog with an upgrade guide between any two versions, a public roadmap with upvotes, and email to subscribers. AI drafts release notes from merged GitHub pull requests, and agents or CI can publish through the REST API or the MCP server with an API key. LogPulse is free for open-source projects; Pro for companies is €12 a month or €99 a year.