Developer platform
Wire feedback into the tools you already ship with.
FeatureJet ships an organization-scoped public API and a hosted MCP server, so your scripts, internal tools, Claude, or Cursor can create posts, update statuses, inspect votes, read comments, and pull ship velocity.
curl https://api.featurejet.com/api/v1/boards/acme/posts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer fj_live_REPLACE_ME"Capabilities
Full post CRUD for the request → shipped loop.
API keys belong to one organization. Unknown boards and cross-org records return 404, which keeps customer data separated while allowing automation to work cleanly.
Post lifecycle
List, create, fetch, update, and delete posts. Updates can change title, body, status, tags, pinned state, and whether voters are notified.
Read signal
Read vote counts, comments, roadmap, shipped changelog entries, ship stats, and analytics for 30 or 90 days.
Per-org keys
Raw keys are shown once, stored as hashes, and can be revoked from the dashboard.
Hosted MCP
Connect Claude or Cursor to https://mcp.featurejet.com/mcp and use the same API key as a bearer token.
Prefer a typed client? See the official Python and Node.js SDKs.
Agent workflow
Point an agent at your roadmap.
Mark requests planned and they become a queue any MCP client — Cursor, Claude Code, Codex — can work through. The queue-pull pattern is one call: list_posts with status planned comes back top-voted first, and flipping the status when the work ships emails every opted-in voter.
Included in the $15/month flat plan
Canny and Featurebase ship official MCP servers too — this workflow is not unique to FeatureJet. As of July 2026, though, their MCP access sits in plan tiers running $59–79 per month, while FeatureJet includes the MCP server, the REST API, and both SDKs in the one $15/month plan. There is no higher tier to move them into.
We run our own roadmap this way
feedback.featurejet.com is our live production board, and it is the queue our own agents work from — over the same hosted MCP server documented here.
The full workflow — config block, a paste-ready prompt, and the honest limits — lives on the agent work queue page.