There’s a tile on the dashboard now that just tells you: repurpose this one. The single best candidate, picked for you, with a button that turns it into a Note on the spot.
No more digging through Library hoping you remember what was good.
Two more places to publish, and both are the zero-setup kind: paste in your own API key and you’re connected.
No OAuth screen, no waiting on an app review.
Any MCP-compatible AI agent, Claude included, can talk to NoteSurge directly now. Three tools: list your notes, draft one (always safe, it never auto-publishes), or schedule one, but only if you’ve turned on publish access for that specific token.
Both of those permission flags get checked fresh from the database on every call. Nothing’s cached, so flipping a toggle in Settings takes effect immediately. No restart, no delay.
The "repurpose today" ranking stopped scoring purely on a post’s original X engagement, which by now might be years old and telling you nothing useful.
It adjusts each candidate by how similar content has actually performed once it became a Substack Note, and it says plainly which signal it’s using, so you’re never trusting a number more than you should.