Changelog #0007

Live and ready to jive. Here's what we've shipped since our last changelog update.

MCP now read-write

The new People & access page makes it easier to find someone, manage their teams, and understand what they can work on. Search by name or email, filter by role or team, and open a person’s details without leaving the directory. Invitations now support multiple recipients, with individual results and retries for failed invitations, so you can bring colleagues onboard without resending successful invites.

Project access is clearer, too. Each person’s details show whether access comes from ownership, an organisation role, a direct share, or a team. Team pages bring members and shared projects together, while project settings offer a combined people-and-teams sharing flow. Removal confirmations explain when another source will preserve access, helping admins make changes with fewer clicks and less guesswork.

New team management UX

MCP integration is now read-write, so your connected AI assistant can make changes in Cleotic directly from your conversation. You can create projects, add competitors, update tracking prompts and manage Content Studio briefs, including generating content drafts. That means you can ask your assistant to investigate your brand's AI visibility and act on what it finds, with your Cleotic data available throughout.

For example, ask your assistant to find a content opportunity where competitors are getting recommended, create a brief to address it and generate a draft for review. The research and follow-through happen in the same conversation, saving you the work of copying findings between tools and setting everything up manually. Write access is opt-in and respects your existing project permissions and plan limits, so you control what your assistant can change.