Most changelog workflows fail for one reason: context switching. Engineers ship in terminals and IDEs, then switch to a web UI to publish release notes. Product and DevRel teams draft updates in docs, then manually re-enter them in changelog tools. The friction is small each time, but high across a quarter. If your team already runs OpenClaw, the ChangeCrab MCP server gives you a clean bridge: OpenClaw orchestrates agent behavior and tool calls MCP provides the protocol boundary ChangeCrab MCP tools expose changelog operations over stdio ChangeCrab API remains the source of truth for write operations TL;DR: What You'll Need OpenClaw CLI: Installed and configured (Node 22.14+ required, Node 24 recommended). ChangeCrab Account: An active paid plan or trial. API Key: Generated from ChangeCrab Settings -> API Keys. Architecture: how requests actually flow At runtime, the integration is a straightforward process chain: OpenClaw loads an MCP server definition from its registry.…