What HelpKit changed

• Removed the word "Help" from the very bottom of the page footer.
• Shortened the text in the final call-to-action section from "professional Help" to "professional |".

The removal of a standalone "Help" label in the footer and a text fragment in the call-to-action section suggests a minor cleanup of the user interface or a fix for redundant text elements.

• Added "Log in" and "Get Started for Free" buttons to the main navigation menu.
• Updated the Product Hunt announcement banner formatting.
• Added a "Help" text fragment to the footer area.
• Modified a headline fragment near the bottom of the page to include "professional H|".

HelpKit is making it easier for visitors to find the login and signup pages from the top of the site. This suggests they are focusing on improving the conversion rate for new visitors and the experience for existing users.

• Added a new HelpKit MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor read documentation.
• Updated the AI-Powered section to mention that AI assistants can now work on knowledge bases via the MCP server.
• Added "MCP Server" as a new resource in the website footer.
• Reorganized the footer links, adding "Help Center Software" and "Pricing" to the product list.
• Fixed formatting for the Mobile SDK Product Hunt announcement banner.

HelpKit is moving beyond simple help centers by letting developers connect AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT directly to their documentation. This makes their product more useful for technical teams and AI-native workflows.