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Shipstar now automatically posts to X and Slack when you approve content, adds full schedule management from the calendar, and overhauls the dashboard with a smarter sidebar and cleaner navigation.
Approving a scheduled X thread or Slack product update now publishes it directly to the destination — no extra manual step required. The calendar and review pane link straight to the live post, and a clear notice appears if a delivery needs attention so nothing slips through quietly.
The schedule editor now lets you choose exactly where each content type will land — a specific Slack channel, your connected X account, Intercom, your mailing list, or your public changelog — at the time you create the schedule. Each occurrence carries that destination automatically, so content generated on a cadence is delivered without any manual routing.
Every event on the Shipstar calendar now surfaces a schedule summary and a full schedule menu — letting you edit, pause, resume, skip an occurrence, or delete a series without leaving the calendar view. Paused schedules are shown with a dashed chip so their status is always visible at a glance.
The ideas email now leads with your highest-priority content pick — including a working title, a one-line brief, and the specific commits behind it — and lists the rest as compact rows you can draft with a single click. Draft links open a confirmation dialog showing the brief, credit cost, and balance before anything is generated.
Daily, weekday, and weekly schedules now look back only as far as their cadence — a daily run covers one day, a weekly run covers one week — so each generated update reflects what actually shipped in that window rather than repeating the same accumulated history every time.
The Shipstar sidebar now follows the product workflow — Review, Calendar, and Generate come first, followed by Connections and Developers — and surfaces live status at a glance: draft counts on Review, your tracked repo count on Sources, and a credit warning on Generate. On mobile, the sidebar becomes a proper overlay drawer with full keyboard and focus support.
Generated Slack updates now follow a tight digest format — a title line, a summary sentence, and up to six punchy bullets — keeping your team posts skimmable and on-brand. Daily and weekly updates each have appropriate length caps and no longer include section headers or nested bullets that look out of place in Slack.
When a scheduled post cannot be delivered to X or Slack, Shipstar now emails the schedule owner with the details, the next automatic retry time, and direct links to fix the issue — such as reconnecting a destination or retrying immediately from the calendar sheet.
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