Changelog4 New3 Improved1 Fixed
Introducing the Content Calendar, a unified Drafts hub, and public Changelog publishing — your entire content workflow now lives in one place.
A new monthly calendar view lets you schedule content by type, source, and frequency — including recurring events built on standard recurrence rules. Click any event to open a side panel where you can view and generate content inline, and right-click to edit or delete individual occurrences, future events, or entire series.
You can now publish changelogs to a unique public URL with a single click, making them instantly accessible to anyone without logging in. Published changelogs are also available as RSS feeds, and the marketing site changelog page now pulls live data automatically.
Connect your GitHub account, select repositories to track, and view a rolling 7-day commit feed directly in the app. Tracked repos become the source for automated content generation across all content types.
A new Drafts page consolidates all your generated content — blog posts, LinkedIn posts, X/Twitter threads, changelogs, release notes emails, and more — into a single view with Internal and External tabs. Each tab includes a chronological All view plus individual content type sub-tabs.
Public changelogs and release notes emails are now fully supported content types with their own generation, preview, draft history, and copy controls. Both appear alongside your other content in the Drafts page and calendar.
All content tabs now wrap publishable output in a distinct Preview container so you can clearly see exactly what will be published versus supporting metadata. Copy buttons only capture the publishable portion, and auto-generated type headings are stripped from the output.
Every content card — in both the content pages and the Drafts list — now has inline Regenerate and Copy outline buttons, plus a delete button, for a consistent and predictable experience. Loading states use inline button spinners instead of full-card overlays to reduce visual disruption.
Editing a recurring schedule no longer shifts the original series start date — only the time is updated. Stale recurrence end values are also cleared automatically so frequency changes take full effect.
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