MAJR Daily Brief: July 5th, 2026

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MAJR agent services · jul 5, 2026

Dispatch

Use MAJR Release Notes with your AI agents. There's now an MCP endpoint at /mcp (streamable HTTP) that uses the same API keys you already have, so agents can generate release notes without a separate setup.

Discover the API more easily. We've polished the OpenAPI spec and added discovery endpoints at / and /llms.txt, making it simpler for both people and agents to find their way around.

See your usage. A new GET /v1/usage endpoint lets you check your usage directly.

Accounts and authentication. Tenants are now backed by Postgres, with support for two authentication methods.

We've also expanded the agent documentation and runbook to help you get started.

wrapped jul 5, 2026 · 10:33pm America/Los_Angeles

shipped

  • Return Goblin — Return Goblin's return-policy engine was generalized to work with any retailer, not just Amazon: retailers, categories, and per-store return windows are now modeled directly in the system. it's the groundwork for supporting stores beyond Amazon.
  • MAJR · agent services — MAJR's agent services took a step toward being agent-native: the capability that drafts release notes and What's New is now a standalone service with per-tenant keys and usage metering, callable directly by other products and by agents.

the afternoon had more motion than the morning. Return Goblin's return-policy engine was generalized to work with any retailer, not just Amazon, the groundwork for supporting stores beyond it. MAJR agent services moved in the direction that was being leaned toward this morning: the release-notes capability landed as a standalone service that other products, and agents, can call directly. and the email-infrastructure change that was staged this morning didn't land. it surfaced a consent question worth settling first.

in flight

Return Goblin · in progress

Return Goblin's transactional emails are getting a redesign: the return deadline and the numbers that matter pulled to the top, with the urgency clearer as time runs down.

→ compare the new templates against the current mails and land them

MAJR · in progress

the new MAJR site is getting live presence: a quiet signal of whether someone's building right now, or away.

→ wire the presence signal through the live site and test it end to end

exploring

  • moving email onto more reliable infrastructure surfaced a consent question: the products share one email setup, so an unsubscribe in one could carry across all of them. leaning toward keeping each product's consent scoped on its own over a single global list, so opting out of one never quietly opts you out of the others. still deciding.

system status & ops

clean through the day. no server-side errors, and the safeguard that halts Return Goblin's reminders if something goes wrong stayed armed and never had to fire.

  • systems & telemetry — no server-side errors through the day
  • Return Goblin reminders — the halt-on-fault safeguard armed and quiet
  • the new MAJR site — up and serving

settling how email consent should be scoped, so the email-infrastructure move can land without an unsubscribe in one product carrying across the others.

started jul 5, 2026 · 8:17am America/Los_Angeles

nothing new shipped to customers overnight, and telemetry stayed clean. first up today is the email-infrastructure change that's been staged and waiting. yesterday's hardening has settled (Dossier's web-security, the shared sign-in), and the open question of how the agent services should be structured is still on the table.

in flight

MAJR · Return Goblin · staged, waiting on a conflict-clear

moving email onto more reliable infrastructure, with the consent and unsubscribe state owned locally instead of at the email provider.

→ clear the conflict, review, and land it

exploring

  • how the agent services should be structured and priced. still leaning toward a simpler, direct setup over routing through a third party. still deciding.

system status & ops

quiet overnight. no server-side errors, and the safeguard that halts Return Goblin's reminders if something breaks stayed armed and never had to fire.

  • systems & telemetry — clean overnight, no server-side errors
  • Return Goblin reminders — the halt-on-fault safeguard is armed and quiet
  • the new MAJR site — up and serving

first up today: clearing the conflict on the email-infrastructure change and getting it landed.