Changelog

Release notes as an operational history, not a legacy feed.

The changelog remains public and tied to current product routes, docs, and source references.

Editorial Utility

The changelog is a release route, not a disconnected archive.

It helps the reader understand what changed and where to continue next.

Release Scope

What the public changelog communicates

Release notes stay factual, scoped, and linked to product routes or docs.

Utility surface

Current status

Summarize meaningful public changes without creating a second design language for release notes.

Source of truth

Link changes back to product pages, docs, or repo-backed evidence wherever possible.

Historical framing

Keep older milestones as history, but do not let them compete with the active product narrative.

Reading routes

Release notes connect to current public routes.

Route readers from change history into the relevant product or documentation route immediately.

News

Open

Editorial announcements and longer updates.

Platform

Open

The product route most readers should inspect after a release note.

Documentation

Open

Command and API details for the current state.