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October 5, 2026: Code in TypeScript, Python and curlCopy Anchor Link

Improved. The docs show each API call three ways, and agents can ask for any page as Markdown.

• Code tabs. Every REST example in the guides shows the call with the TypeScript SDK, the Python SDK and curl. The language you pick stays picked on every page. Slack and Telegram setup stays curl only.
• Markdown on request. Ask for a page with Accept: text/markdown and you get its Markdown, as with .mdx at the end of its address. Every page links its Markdown copy, and the site has a sitemap.
• Was this page helpful? Each page ends with a vote and an optional comment. We keep the page, the answer and the comment. No account or IP address is stored with them.
• SDKs and CLI 0.1.2. @rumoro-dev/sdk, rumoro and @rumoro-dev/cli carry the new endpoint descriptions. Calls work as before.

October 5, 2026: One text for a post that matches several keywordsCopy Anchor Link

Improved. A post that matches several of your keywords now carries the passage around each of them, in the order they appear. Every mention of that post shows the same text. Before, each mention kept only the passage around its own keyword. Mentions stored before October 5 keep their text.

October 5, 2026: Passages across line breaksCopy Anchor Link

Fixed. When a long post breaks a line inside your keyword, the mention now shows the passage around it. Links in a post no longer end with a stray ].

October 4, 2026: News mentions are backCopy Anchor Link

Fixed. News stopped arriving on October 3 at 15:26 UTC, because the news source kept answering "not found" for its newest files. Rumoro now reads them from another address of the same source, and caught up on the missed hours on October 4.

October 4, 2026: Your workspace opens firstCopy Anchor Link

Improved. Signing in now takes you straight to the workspace you used last.

• Straight to your mentions. Signing in, app.rumoro.dev and the website's Log in link open the Mentions page of the workspace you used last, or its setup if that isn't finished. An account without a workspace is asked to create one.
• Connecting a client. The MCP sign-in page names the client, with its logo for the common ones, and preselects the workspace you have open. rumoro auth:login adds its key to that workspace and shows where the key goes before you authorize.
• Invitations. The invitation page says whether you joined, and offers to sign out and use another account when the invitation was for a different address.
• Docs and webhooks. The Documentation link in the sidebar opens docs.rumoro.dev, and the webhook page's verification sample checks the timestamped signature.

October 4, 2026: Author privacyCopy Anchor Link

Improved. People whose posts Rumoro stores can now have them removed, and the MCP tools no longer return email addresses.

• Email addresses stay out of MCP. list_people, get_person and the other people tools return profile.email as null. The REST API and the dashboard still show it where the person published it.
• Ask to be removed. Anyone can request removal of their accounts at rumoro.dev/privacy/remove. We email a receipt right away and finish within 30 days.
• What a removal deletes. The person's mentions leave every workspace, with the notes, tags and outreach attached to them. Their profile is emptied and Rumoro stops storing their new posts. Charges stay in your ledger and usage.
• Updated privacy policy. The privacy policy now covers author data, its legal basis and who controls the notes a workspace adds.

October 4, 2026: API fixesCopy Anchor Link

Fixed.

• Every 429 rate_limited now includes retryAfterSeconds, including the limits on exports, the usage breakdown, checkouts and invitations.
• The error list in the OpenAPI document now matches the codes the API actually returns.
• Owners and admins signed in through OAuth can manage the team, as in the dashboard.
• A digest that fails to send is retried as it was, even if you triage one of its mentions in the meantime.
• A digest whose rule sets its own event name now reaches Slack and Telegram as a digest.
• A channel test now names its rule Test message.
• The API reference, SDKs (@rumoro-dev/sdk and rumoro 0.1.1) and CLI (0.1.1) have clearer descriptions for every endpoint and field.

October 4, 2026: DocumentationCopy Anchor Link

New. docs.rumoro.dev covers all of Rumoro, with guides, a page for every platform and a reference for every endpoint.

• API reference with a playground. Send real requests with your own key.
• For agents. Every page is available as Markdown by adding .mdx to its address. The whole site is in llms.txt and llms-full.txt, and a read-only documentation MCP server runs at https://docs.rumoro.dev/api/mcp.
• Moving from Octolens. A guide with a script that copies your keywords, feeds and filters.

October 4, 2026: search_mentions returns 10 mentions and hasMoreCopy Anchor Link

Fixed. The MCP tool search_mentions now returns 10 mentions by default as { "data", "hasMore" }, as its description says. Before, it returned 25 with a cursor the tool couldn't take back.

October 3, 2026: SDKs for TypeScript and Python, and a CLICopy Anchor Link

New. Three official clients, generated from the OpenAPI document.

• @rumoro-dev/sdk on npm has one typed function per endpoint.
• rumoro on PyPI has Rumoro and AsyncRumoro, and raises RumoroError.
• @rumoro-dev/cli on npm turns every endpoint into a rumoro command. It also signs in through the browser with rumoro auth:login, streams new mentions with mentions:watch, and prints MCP client settings with mcp:config.

October 3, 2026: OAuth sign-in for MCP clientsCopy Anchor Link

New. MCP clients that support OAuth only need the server address. You sign in, choose a workspace and allow read or write access. API keys keep working. See MCP.

October 3, 2026: Rumoro opensCopy Anchor Link

New. Sign up and get $5.80 of credit, without a card.

• Platforms. X, Bluesky, Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub, Stack Overflow, DEV, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and news, plus reviews on the App Store, Google Play, Trustpilot and Google (Platforms).
• Mentions. Relevance, sentiment and intent scored against your company profile, plus triage, views, people, segments, analytics, share of voice and CSV and JSON exports.
• Alerts. Instant, hourly, daily and weekly, to Slack, Telegram, email and signed webhooks, plus Needs attention.
• Keywords. Matching rules, groups, monthly caps and keyword health.
• For developers and agents. The REST API, the MCP server and an Octolens-compatible API.
• Billing. Prepaid, $5 per keyword a month and $0.008 per matched mention (Billing).