Changelog

v0.6.0 — 2026-07-09

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.