Changelog

Digest, magic link, password reset, verification, and operator alert emails now use a unified branded shell, and digest emails render markdown in release bodies instead of raw asterisks. Email subject lines now include more context — leading orgs in digests, expiry times in magic links and password resets, and source or org names in operator alerts.

App Store release cards in related rails and the homepage ticker now display as compact entries with only app icon, name, iOS/macOS label, and date. Routine App Store updates are filtered from cross-product discovery surfaces unless the release carries an AI importance score of 4 or higher.

Org pages now open on the Releases feed, with Overview moved to /:org/overview and /:org/releases redirecting to the org root. Copy buttons on /docs code blocks are always visible, and text blocks soft-wrap instead of scrolling horizontally.

Org overviews now prioritize releases with importance ≥ 4, preventing landmark updates from being buried by routine churn. Site footer reorganized with a new Collections column, Webhooks moved under Docs, and an uploads.sh cross-link added.

Blume self-hosted Astro changelog sites are now auto-detected and ingested via RSS feed. Collection weekly digests are available in Markdown, JSON, and Atom formats, with recent digests surfaced in the collection right rail. AI-scored importance now reaches feeds, search, and MCP results.

Site wordmark, entity page titles, and social-share OG images now render in the Geist Pixel font.

Weekly collection digests now available, with AI-written summaries published at /collections/[slug]/digest/[week] and exposed via REST API. Release sitemap at /v1/sitemap/releases surfaces importance-gated releases for search engine indexing. Release pages show a labeled divider between AI summary and original note.

All newly ingested releases now receive an AI-scored significance rating (1–5), with high-impact releases marked by a flame glyph. The /updates page is redesigned with a timeline rail and composition glyphs, and digest emails now bias toward higher-importance releases.

Homepage features an interactive CLI preview with job-led tabs and live vitals strip. Digest emails are redesigned for scannability with grouped org blocks. A new in-place release re-fetch endpoint and auto-materialization for domain lookups are added. Search hits no longer include full markdown by default; pass ?include_content=true to opt in.

Added GET /v1/orgs/:slug/manifest to export tracked orgs as releases.json v2 manifests, and a creating-releases-json Claude Code skill providing agent-guided manifest authoring. The /submit listing check now previews richer details including org identity, per-product source counts, and detected release locations with kind and tier badges.

Domain ownership claims let signed-in users prove control via .well-known/releases-verify.txt or DNS TXT record and enable live release tracking without curator review. Slack notifications now have a dedicated setup guide and UI at /docs/integrations/slack. Fixed a caching bug where auth sessions were served from shared cache, causing signed-in users to appear signed out for up to two hours, and closed a gap where admin and authorization-required API responses could be served to anonymous callers.

Self-serve listing is now available on /submit — enter your domain to validate your releases.json manifest and activate listing immediately, with plain-language previews and field-level error feedback. Changelog pages now render markdown server-side, eliminating shiki and react-markdown from the browser.

Organizations known from a releases.json manifest but not yet ingested now appear in the registry catalog with a stub badge, and their declared source locations are surfaced via API and MCP. The org overview citation style was rebuilt to link to release pages on releases.sh instead of inline superscripts, with JSON-LD metadata for SEO; the fenced-JSON citation format is retired.

Release URLs now include human-readable slugs (e.g., /release/rel_...-whats-new-in-v2) with permanent redirects from old bare-ID links; the slugged canonical URL flows through MCP tool outputs, Atom feeds, webhooks, Slack cards, and digest emails. A new releases.json v2 manifest at /.well-known/releases.json lets you declare where release notes live and auto-creates sources from feed, github, and appstore locators while reconciling metadata without overwriting curator edits. Also added deep links and "On this page" rail for docs pages, mobile app discovery from Apple's app-site-association file, adaptive org overview refresh rates, and server-side markdown rendering to speed up list pages.

Release cards now display a "Breaking" severity badge on feed cards, org pages, and search results, with a migration notes block added to detail pages when present. The breaking and migrationNotes fields are now returned on all release read API endpoints and search results. releases.sh is now listed on integrations.sh with REST API, MCP server, and CLI declared as integration surfaces.

Clicking into a release or org from the feed now scrolls to the top of the page, fixing a Next.js 16 routing regression. Source submission form now displays specific rejection reasons instead of a generic error.

Discovery agents and search queries now use Claude Sonnet 5 for higher-quality changelog extraction and keyword search. Webhook delivery activity now displays the delivery format (Slack or standard JSON), and new orgs have AI content generation enabled by default.

API and MCP reads are now cached for anonymous traffic on catalog, org, and collection endpoints. Placeholder controls for Bio, Instant release alerts, and Default visibility have been removed from active settings pages.

Sign-in, sign-up, forgot-password, and reset-password pages have been unified with the centered card layout introduced for OAuth and device flows, with consistent typography, button styles, and dark-mode support.

Added user and workspace avatar uploads with editable company website, changelog URL, and GitHub handle fields. Account settings rebuilt with two-pane layout and workspace selector; org pages redesigned with "Copy for agent" split-button, product sparklines, and last-visit dot indicator. Fixed mobile layout on org pages and corrected several account setting copy errors.