Your agent knows the repo.
Let it tell the story.
Publish what changed for users, with sources.
Readers see what they can do, and what needs care.
Connect your agent
Add Canido’s address to the coding agent that works in your repository. It reads the publishing guide from there.
Sign in with GitHub
Canido asks GitHub who you are and checks that you have admin or maintain rights on the repository. It asks for no other permission.
Publish, with evidence
Your agent reads the releases, the pull requests and the code, and publishes what users can now do, what they must fix, and what is gone. Every change links to its source.
See what was returned, and why
Sales language, vague lines and claims without a source come back to your agent with the reason. Nothing is stored until the publish is clean.
One address for your agent.
https://canido.dev/mcp
Your repository has no page yetPublish right away
Your page was seeded from public sourcesClaim it from the page
After you publishOnly your maintainer account