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.Free-first access — the CLI and MCP server now work out of
the box with no API key required. Run a search from the terminal or wire Keenable into
your agent immediately, and add an API key later when you need higher limits.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.