Recommended for indie developers: CLI
Connect a repository, capture feedback, install an agent connection, move accepted work, and draft
the customer update from one terminal workflow.
API and JavaScript SDK
Build trusted server workflows with REST directly or through the typed JavaScript client.
MCP for agents
Give a compatible coding agent workspace-scoped tools through client-managed OAuth.
Headless SDK
Add feedback capture and published updates to your own UI without the packaged launcher or
portal chrome.
Embed Glean Feed
Add a packaged launcher or inline experience when you want a working Glean Feed interface with
less UI implementation.
iOS SDK
Present the hosted Glean Feed portal in a supported iOS wrapper.
Compare integration paths
Choose your starting point
Run the loop from a repository
Start with the CLI quickstart when a human, agent, or CI job should operate the same feedback-to-roadmap-to-changelog workflow.Build a custom workflow or interface
Start with the API overview for raw REST, the JavaScript SDK for typed server code, or connect over MCP to give an AI assistant access to supported workspace operations.Add Glean Feed capabilities to your web UI
Use the Headless SDK when your product already has its own interface and interaction patterns. Your server can submit through the REST API, or your browser can use a signed customer identity for supported direct flows.Install a packaged experience
Use Embed Glean Feed when a launcher or inline widget fits your product. You can configure the provided interface and identify logged-in customers without designing the complete experience yourself.Add Glean Feed to an iOS app
Use the iOS SDK to present the hosted portal from SwiftUI or UIKit. Review the platform requirements before installing the Swift package.Your chosen path should match who owns the interface and where credentials can be kept safely. If
you are building a fully custom experience, begin with REST or the JavaScript SDK.