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# April 13, 2026

## What's New:

### Export Projects to Markdown

One-click Markdown or plain text export that preserves your full project structure, tasks, and notes. Get your data out in the format you need for backups, migrations, or offline editing.

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### Authenticated MCP Servers

External MCP servers can now authenticate into Taskade with proper credential handling — unlocking secure integrations with third-party AI tools and services that require OAuth or API key exchange.

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### Category-Aware Email Unsubscribe

Fine-grained email preferences — turn off product updates, comments, or automation digests independently. No more all-or-nothing mailing list opt-outs.

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## Improvements & Fixes:

* Readable slugs for public project URLs.
* Clear export permission error messages.
* Stripe webhooks now cover all invoice events.
* Better upgrade routing for out-of-credits users.
* \[Security] High-severity security patches and tighter outbound request safeguards.


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