Changerawr MCP Server

What is Changerawr MCP Server?

Changerawr MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants like Claude to manage changelogs, projects, and content through natural language. It connects to a Changerawr instance using an admin API key.

How to use Changerawr MCP Server?

Install Node.js 18+, clone the repository, install dependencies, and obtain a Changerawr admin API key. Configure Claude Desktop by adding the server to its config.json with the CHANGERAWR_API_KEY and CHANGERAWR_BASE_URL environment variables, then restart Claude Desktop. Use natural language commands to interact with projects, changelogs, tags, and analytics.

Key features of Changerawr MCP Server

• List, create, update, and delete projects
• Create, publish, and unpublish changelog entries with versioning
• Manage tags for organizing entries per project
• Get dashboard statistics and analytics
• Configure project settings (visibility, auto-publish, approval)

Use cases of Changerawr MCP Server

• Create and publish a changelog entry for a new software version
• List all projects and update their visibility settings
• Manage tags to categorize changelog entries by topic
• Retrieve dashboard statistics to monitor project activity
• Draft, review, and then publish changelog entries in a workflow

FAQ from Changerawr MCP Server

What are the prerequisites to use this server?

Node.js 18+ installed, access to a Changerawr instance, and an admin API key from Changerawr (starting with chr_).

How do I get a Changerawr API key?

Log in to your Changerawr admin panel, go to Settings → API Keys, create a new API key with admin permissions, and copy it.

How do I configure the server in Claude Desktop?

Add the server entry to Claude Desktop’s config.json with the command npx tsx pointing to the server index file and environment variables CHANGERAWR_API_KEY, CHANGERAWR_BASE_URL, and optionally NODE_ENV.

What tools are available in the server?

22 tools including 5 project tools, 8 changelog tools, 3 tag tools, 2 settings tools, 1 analytics tool, and 3 resources for listing projects, changelogs, and tags.

Where does data live and how is authentication handled?

Data lives in your Changerawr instance. Authentication uses the provided admin API key; all operations respect admin permissions and are logged via Changerawr’s audit system.