Point-in-time search —
query_time is now
documented on both the MCP tool and the Search API: search the
index as it stood at an instant, and have relative date filters resolve against that
instant rather than now.Two more search parameters — max_results caps how many results come back (1–50),
and snippet_max_length caps the snippet per result. Both are documented on the
MCP server and Search API pages.Integrations directory — a catalog of the frameworks, agents and
editors Keenable plugs into, with one-click installs where the client supports them.
Added this month: Claude, Convex, OpenCode, Pipecat, the Vercel AI SDK tool package,
Lightpanda, LibreChat, and a listing in the OpenAI Plugins Directory.Keyless endpoints, written down — /v1/search/public and /v1/fetch/public are
documented in the API reference. They exist to evaluate the API
without an account; keyed access is what production use wants.Credits, on their own page — the monthly credit allowance and the per-SKU pricing
model moved out of Rate limits into Credits.Prompt-driven extraction — the Fetch endpoint accepts a
prompt, and returns what an LLM read out of the page for that instruction instead of
the whole page.Usage and overrides over MCP — every authenticated tool call now reports its cost
under _meta["keenable/usage"], and an integrator can
pin the search mode with
_meta["keenable/overrides"].Date-only cutoffs cover the whole day — a bare YYYY-MM-DD on acquired_before /
published_before now resolves to 23:59:59.999 on that date, so pages from the named
day are kept at either end of a window. Pass a timestamp to cut at an exact instant.Live fetching on the Fetch API — the Fetch endpoint now
accepts a
live parameter to retrieve a page in real time instead of serving the
cached copy. Use it when freshness matters more than latency.Published rate limits — request limits are now documented: 10 requests/second per
organization for authenticated API keys, and a 1,000 requests/hour quota for
unauthenticated use. See Rate limits.One-click MCP install — added one-click install buttons for Cursor and VS Code
(including VS Code Insiders) so you can add Keenable to your editor without editing
config by hand. See MCP server.Unauthenticated access — the CLI and MCP server now answer
requests without an API key, on a shared public tier, so you can evaluate them before
creating an account. See Authentication.Authentication & rate-limit guides — new Authentication and
Rate limits pages cover the device-code login flow, API keys, and the
unauthenticated vs. authenticated tiers.
Keenable API launch — the initial public release of the Keenable platform for AI
agents: the Search API (
/v1/search), the
Fetch API (/v1/fetch), the CLI, and the
MCP server — one API key across all of them.