Discourse
Open-source community discussion and support platform
Discourse opens its AI bot to any external MCP server, treating the forum as an agent host.
◆Recent moves
- 2d ago
May 19th 2026 intermediate releases
An intermediate-release batch carrying security fixes across the supported version trains (2026.5, 2026.4, 2026.3, 2026.1). Routine for Discourse but worth tracking as part of the team's tightened release-comms cadence.
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April 2026 monthly release
Pointer to the 2026.4 monthly release notes on releases.discourse.org. Continues the predictable monthly cadence that anchors the rest of the AI and admin work.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Auto-provisioning user accounts when SSO is enabled
An admin guide for auto-provisioning user accounts when external SSO is enabled — accounts created without a signup page. Fits the broader hardening of the admin surface needed to support enterprise-style deployments and agent integrations.
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AI Bot – Bring Your Own MCP Server
⚡ SPARKDiscourse AI bot can now connect to any external Model Context Protocol server, exposing third-party tools directly inside an in-forum agent. It is the clearest directional move in months and reframes the forum as an agent host rather than just a forum with AI features.
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March 2026 monthly release
Monthly release pointer for 2026.3, with patch releases also shipped on older 2026.1 and 2026.2 lines. Steady release hygiene that supports the longer-running self-hosters.
View source ↗ - 2mo ago
March 19th 2026 intermediate releases
Intermediate security release across the 2026.3-latest, 2026.2 and 2026.1 trains, backdated under the team's new release-comms approach. Reinforces a 'patch fast, document later' security posture.
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