Changelog

v0.10.0 — 2026-09-01

Diffs when you review — reviewing a proposed skill or convention change now shows which bundled files were added, edited, deleted or left alone, with a line-by-line diff of what changed instead of the full file.

Custom MCP, redesigned — clearer setup with a step-by-step checklist, plain-language permissions, and you can now rename an integration after creating it.
You can now see a skill or convention's metadata block on its detail page and when reviewing a proposed change.

Fixed connecting Brewale to MCP clients where setup or sign-in failed partway through.

Skill and convention pages load much faster, and you can now link to a specific version of a skill or convention.

Fixed the usage figures on the organization home page so they cover the same 30-day period as the chart above them.

Redesigned web app — refreshed landing, pricing, and searchable docs, plus a fully reworked in-app experience (new sidebar navigation, org home dashboard, analytics, skills, conventions, and settings). You can now edit your display name, and admins can control agent skill and convention authoring per organization.
GitHub is now optional — author, publish, and manage your skills & conventions entirely in Brewale, export them as a ZIP anytime, and switch on GitHub two-way sync only if you want it.
Personal skills — keep private skills tied to your account, reviewed by you and served only to your own agents in every organization you belong to.
Skills in your slash menu — every skill now shows up as a prompt you can invoke directly (e.g. /mcp__brewale__<skill> in Claude Code).

Agents now more reliably scope their requests to the right project, so they receive that project's skills and conventions when projects are enabled.
The npx brewale CLI now supports a --local scope for Claude Code, letting you install Brewale for a single project privately — nothing is written to the repo, so it's ideal when you want project-scoped skills and conventions without committing an .mcp.json.

Skill usage analytics — every skill now has a usage analytics page showing how agents have used it: total calls, a 30-day trend, and top callers.
Organization owners can now transfer ownership to another member, and admins can remove members.

Projects — scope which skills and conventions each agent receives per project, with a set that's always served. Enable it in Settings → Organization.
Agent-authored conventions — propose convention changes from your agent over MCP, then review and publish them in the app.
The npx brewale installer can now scope a project-local setup to your repo, so an agent receives that project's skills and conventions plus org-wide ones.

Brewale CLI — run npx brewale to set up the Brewale MCP server in Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, VS Code, or Zed.
Inactive members — org admins can set a member inactive: they aren't billed as a seat and their MCP access is paused until reactivated.

Small fixes and improvements to the web app.

Scheduled agent jobs (closed beta) — run recurring AI tasks in the cloud on a schedule, with a GitHub repo and Google Drive folder available to the agent. Currently in closed beta, available to a limited group of organizations.
Multi-repo GitHub — choose which repository your skills & conventions sync from, and attach any repository the GitHub App can access to a job.

Brewale is now in public beta. 🍺

Team subscriptions — organizations can now subscribe to Brewale, with a 14-day free trial (no card required).
Sign in with Google — log in or sign up with one click, and link Google to an existing account from your account settings.
Create skills from your agent — propose new skills (or edits) over MCP, review them in the app, and publish straight to your connected GitHub repo.
Skill bundles — skills can now include supporting files (references, scripts, templates) alongside SKILL.md.
Legal pages — Terms, Privacy Policy, DPA, Acceptable Use, and Subprocessors are now available, and signup records your acceptance of the Terms.
Refreshed the landing page and expanded the documentation.

Two-factor authentication — protect your account with a TOTP authenticator app.
Per-user skill toggles — every user can enable or disable individual skills for their own agent sessions.
Self-service account security — new global account settings page (no longer tied to an org) where you can revoke MCP access and active sessions yourself. Revoking access now takes effect immediately.
Invitation flow overhaul — invitees now receive an email, signing up or logging in returns you straight to the invite, and several accept-page bugs were fixed.
Changelog page — see what's new in every release at brewale.dev/changelog.
Fixed custom MCP integration tools failing to load in some agent clients.
UI polish: button loading states, skeleton loading for the skills list, logout and analytics tweaks.

Service accounts — machine identities for agents, authenticating via OAuth or bearer tokens on behalf of the account.

Initial release. 🍺

Skills & conventions on tap — org-scoped skills and conventions served to AI agents over MCP, with publishing control and full version history.
GitHub sync — connect a repository and every push syncs your skills and conventions automatically, with manual sync and an audit trail.
OAuth 2.1 + API keys — agents sign in via OAuth (dynamic client registration, consent flow) or org-scoped API keys.
Organizations — multi-tenant orgs with roles, member management, and invitations.
Custom MCP integrations — bring your own MCP server (bearer, OAuth, or no auth) with per-tool toggles and per-user access control.
Analytics — per-member usage analytics with 30-day trends, tracking skill and tool calls.
Web app — landing page, documentation, dark mode, mobile navigation, and email flows for verification, password reset, and invites.