Introducing the AI Node in Courier Journeys — cover

Introducing the AI Node in Courier Journeys

The AI node is a new step inside Courier Journeys that classifies users, branches on the result, and writes per-channel copy from a single prompt. Here's what it does, how to set one up, and when it's worth using over a regular condition node.

By Kyle Seyler

May 14, 2026

Using Claude Design, Claude Code, and Courier AI to Create a Multichannel Onboarding Series in 30 Minutes — cover

Using Claude Design, Claude Code, and Courier AI to Create a Multichannel Onboarding Series in 30 Minutes

A walkthrough of building a four-part multichannel onboarding series (email, in-app inbox, mobile push, and Slack) in 30 minutes using Claude Code and Cowork to orchestrate, Claude Design to mock each channel, the courier-template-builder skill to translate mocks into Elemental JSON, the Courier MCP to publish templates, and the Courier CLI to test sends. Covers the strategy behind the sequence and recommendations for anyone doing the same.

By Kyle Seyler

April 17, 2026

Build with AI: let your agent handle notifications end to end — cover

Build with AI: let your agent handle notifications end to end

Courier's Build with AI toolkit gives coding agents direct access to your notification infrastructure. Four integration points, one goal: let your agent send messages, debug deliveries, manage users, and follow notification best practices without context-switching. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any agent that can run shell commands or call MCP tools.

By Kyle Seyler

April 07, 2026

Customer Journeys Then and Now — cover

Customer Journeys Then and Now

Most customer journey platforms don't use product data. They use marketing data. Open rates. Click-throughs. Maybe a segment based on what plan someone's on. That's not a journey. That's a drip campaign with extra steps. I spent years building behavior-based lifecycle programs at Yahoo. The decisioning was sophisticated. The organizational overhead to ship it was not. The infrastructure layer has finally caught up. Here's what behavior-based journeys looked like then, what most teams settled for, and what's actually possible now.

By Kyle Seyler

March 19, 2026

Journeys: AI-powered orchestration for customer messaging — cover

Journeys: AI-powered orchestration for customer messaging

Journeys is Courier's visual workflow builder for multi-step customer messaging. Orchestrate flows with branching, timing, personalization & built-in AI agents, then deliver across every channel and debug each run node by node.

By Thomas Schiavone

March 17, 2026

Introducing Design Studio: a new way to craft customer messages — cover

Introducing Design Studio: a new way to craft customer messages

Introducing Design Studio, Courier’s new multi-channel message builder. Create notifications for email, SMS, push, inbox, Slack, and Teams in one editor with drag-and-drop blocks, HTML support, previews, test sends, and version history.

By Thomas Schiavone

March 11, 2026

Notification Observability with OpenTelemetry and Courier (plus Grafana Support) — cover

Notification Observability with OpenTelemetry & Courier (plus Grafana Support)

Courier now exports notification logs and metrics over OpenTelemetry, so teams can monitor delivery, failures, and automation health in Grafana, Datadog, and other observability platforms alongside the rest of their stack.

By Thomas Schiavone

March 09, 2026

Help Users Navigate In-App Notifications Faster with Tabs in Courier Inbox — cover

Help Users Navigate In-App Notifications Faster with Tabs in Courier Inbox

As your product grows, notifications pile up fast—and a single “everything” list turns into noise. Tabs for Courier Inbox let you organize in-app notifications into focused views (like Comments, Mentions, or Reactions) so users can find what they need faster, without you building custom filtering UI.

By Mike Miller

January 08, 2026

AI AGENTS FOR NOTIFICATIONS

Your Notifications Now Have Two Audiences: Humans and AI Agents

AI agents are now filtering, summarizing, and acting on notifications before users ever see them. In late 2024, Anthropic released the Model Context Protocol. By mid-2025, MCP had become the connective tissue for AI agents that take actions on behalf of users. Google followed with A2A. Agentic browsers like Perplexity Comet and Opera Neon started treating the web as something to navigate programmatically. Your notification strategy needs to account for machine interpretation, not just human attention.

By Kyle Seyler

January 05, 2026