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April 20, 2026
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MCP server

You can now connect AI agents and MCP-compatible tools to Corelayer using the Model Context Protocol. Agents can list groups, browse issues, read root-cause analyses, check integrations, and search organization memory — all through standard MCP tooling.Two connection modes are available:
  • Remote MCP — Point any hosted connector at https://api.corelayer.com/mcp with a bearer token. No install required.
  • Local MCP — Run npx -y @corelayer-ai/mcp as a stdio server for coding agents that use local MCP.
Set up the MCP server
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April 20, 2026
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Bulk close

A new bulk-close command lets you close a large set of stale issues in one operation instead of closing them one at a time. Filter by last-seen date and attach feedback in a single call.
corelayer issues bulk-close --group <group-id> --last-seen-before-or-on 14days --feedback "stale, closing"
This is especially useful for agents and scripts managing issue backlogs at scale.View CLI docs
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April 20, 2026
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Non-interactive CLI authentication

The CLI now supports API key authentication via the CORELAYER_API_KEY environment variable, so you can use Corelayer in CI/CD pipelines, background agents, and headless environments without a browser login.You can also pipe an existing token into the CLI config:
printf '%s' "$CORELAYER_API_KEY" | corelayer login --with-token --api-url https://api.corelayer.com
Read more about CLI auth
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April 20, 2026
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Agent skill is now agent-agnostic

The CLI’s built-in skill — previously called the “Claude Code skill” — has been generalized to work with any supported AI agent runtime. Run corelayer install-skill to install it, regardless of which coding agent you use.Set up the Corelayer skill
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April 6, 2026
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Corelayer CLI

You can now manage Corelayer from the terminal. The CLI lets you list groups, view and triage issues, check integrations, and get issue summaries — all without leaving your editor.Install it with npm install -g @corelayer-ai/cli and sign in with corelayer login, which authenticates through your browser in one step.The CLI also supports a machine-readable --json mode, making it easy to integrate with scripts and AI agents.Read the CLI docs
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April 6, 2026
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Claude Code skill for the CLI

The Corelayer CLI now ships with a built-in Claude Code skill. Run corelayer install-skill and Claude Code will automatically know how to use the Corelayer CLI whenever you mention production issues, monitoring, or triage.This is especially useful for background agents that need to query Corelayer without manual prompting.Set up the skill
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April 6, 2026
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PII masking

Corelayer now redacts sensitive data — like email addresses, API keys, credit card numbers, and more — before it appears in issue summaries, notifications, or AI investigation output.Masking is on by default for secrets, personal info, and financial data. You can toggle additional categories like network addresses and identifiers in Settings → Privacy.Learn about PII masking
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April 6, 2026
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Anomaly detection

You can now monitor your data for unexpected changes using two approaches:
  • Table monitoring — Connect a database and track row volume, column values, and schema changes automatically.
  • SDK metrics — Instrument your code with the Corelayer SDK to track custom metrics from any pipeline or application.
Corelayer builds statistical baselines and alerts you when values fall outside expected ranges.Get started with anomaly detection
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April 6, 2026
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15 integrations

Corelayer now connects to your full stack. New integrations include:
  • Cloud: AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Oracle Cloud
  • Observability: Datadog, Sentry
  • Code: GitHub
  • Notifications: Slack, Microsoft Teams
  • Databases: ClickHouse, PlanetScale
  • Platforms: Airflow, Trigger.dev, Vercel, incident.io, Merge
Browse all integrations