Fixed organisation and project RSS feed generation with improved linking
RSS feeds for organisations and projects now generate correctly, resolving previous issues with feed structure. Feed items now link directly to specific release cards on public pages, improving navigation for subscribers.
Fixed RSS feeds for organisations and projects to generate correctly. Items link to specific release cards on public pages.
Strengthened organisation access controls and improved release grouping reliability
Hardened GitHub App connections by requiring account ownership or active organisation admin access. sign-in flow now requests read:org scope to verify organisation administrators. We have also prevented existing GitHub App installations and connected repositories from being claimed by another organisation, stopped overlapping release-grouping jobs from publishing empty releases or sending misleading emails, and marked interrupted repository backfills as failed rather than leaving them indefinitely in progress.
Hardened GitHub App connections by requiring account ownership or active organisation admin access.
GitHub sign-in requested the read:org scope to verify organisation administrators.
Prevented existing GitHub App installations and connected repositories being claimed by another organisation.
Prevented overlapping release-grouping jobs from publishing empty releases or sending misleading emails.
Marked interrupted repository backfills as failed instead of leaving them indefinitely in progress.
More resilient portal and clearer generated engineering guidance
Project Portal now remains accessible if its development server is unavailable. Generated artefacts also render without redundant Markdown fencing, while engineering provides clearer guidance on , lifecycles, failure scenarios, and constraints.
Project Portal remained available when its development documentation server could not be reached.
Generated artifacts no longer displayed redundant Markdown code fences or literal backticks.
Generated engineering documentation provided more useful details on interactions, lifecycles, failures and constraints.
Enhanced Strategy Insights and Resolved Rendering Issues in Portal
This release brings to portal's strategy insights, presenting them with greater clarity and . , rendering issues related to insight categories and diagram handling have been resolved, ensuring smoother user experience.
Portal now presents strategy insights more cleanly and with improved readability
Portal rendering issues resolved by normalizing insight categories and improving diagram handling
Switched to an improved prose model for higher-quality generated reports
We have updated the report-generation pipeline to use a new prose model. This change improves the style, fluency, and overall quality of automatically generated text across reports produced by the platform.
Switched report-generation to a different prose model, changing the style and quality of generated text.
Improved error page reliability and asset loading
We have resolved an issue causing broken images and script loading failures on error pages, ensuring they render correctly.
Corrected broken image and script loading on error pages.
Dynamic release data, responsive navigation, and refined UI branding
We have refreshed our landing page with a dynamic hero section and updated the overall design to ensure a more responsive and cohesive visual experience across devices. Additionally, we have introduced new typography and updated our asset library for improved brand consistency.
Introduced a dynamic landing page hero section that displays the latest live release data.
Updated branding, navigation, and page layout to improve responsiveness and visual presentation.
Integrated the Outfit font and added comprehensive support for browser favicons and mobile app icons.
Updated the landing page layout with a new visual hero diagram to improve clarity.
Implemented new branding assets, including custom typography and updated favicons.
Updated the sidebar logo to a refined icon-based design.
Improved landing page accessibility by updating decorative elements for screen readers.
Portal header updates, share badge previews, typography standardisation
This release adds a new amber share button in the portal header with live preview and one-click copyable HTML snippets for release badges, updates the portal header action area to use compact icon buttons, and standardises portal UI typography using consistent text-xs classes.
Added an amber Share button in the portal header that toggles a panel with a live preview and one-click copyable HTML snippets for release badges
Updated the portal header action area to use compact icon buttons for regeneration forms and public changelog links
Standardised portal UI typography by normalising small text sizes to consistent text-xs classes
Introducing automated email notifications.
We have launched a new email notification system to keep you updated with the latest activity across the platform.
Email notification system was added.
Brand badge, landing page, UI tweaks
Brand badge added to footer, landing page introduced, UI streamlined.
Brand badge partial template added to display the ‘a23one’ logo in the footer.
Initial landing page with updated UI.
Updated the UI template for repository rows to improve styling and layout.
Dashboard UI updated with smooth gradient scrolling for horizontal lists
LLM‑driven release automation, dark‑mode support
Automated release note generation via LLM and automatic dark‑mode styling.
Core workflow for automated release note generation.
Documentation agent for generating engineering records.
Automated documentation quality control and validation pipeline.
Agentic documentation workflow was added.
Implemented a three‑layer automated pipeline for release notes, internal documentation, and strategy updates.
Added configuration‑based tuning for AI agent behaviour and pipeline throughput.
Implemented a documentation quality validation gate to enforce minimal structure requirements.
Updated AI model for documentation and strategy tasks to improve output quality.
Standardized documentation portal styling and improved theme iconography/accessibility.
Public changelog pages, RSS feed, JSON API for latest release
Public pages display changelogs; RSS and JSON endpoints provide release data.
Public-facing JSON API for fetching latest project release notes.
Public-facing Release API was added.
Enabled public RSS feeds and a JSON API for external integration and embedding.
Release notification emails have been improved to ensure correct URL handling by forcing 8-bit encoding (preventing soft line breaks from corrupting links).
Organisation and project dashboards, release CRUD, repository tracking
Users can view and manage organisations, projects, and releases, and toggle repository tracking.
Project portal dashboard with HTMX-powered subscription support.
Project portal for internal documentation was added.
Release strategy intelligence was added.
Provided a project portal interface to view release history and project‑specific documentation.
Introduced administrative controls for project owners to bootstrap or regenerate structured documentation.
Project portal dashboard now displays 'What to build next' section with AI-driven recommendations
Project portal now displays counts for pending, unassigned changes and highlights recent automated processing failures.
Comprehensive UI update for the project dashboard with new sidebar layout, theme toggles, and scroll-responsive headers.
Project velocity metrics (total releases) and enhanced visibility into pending changes on the dashboard.
Organisation, project, release models, CSS and icons
Data models and static assets provide foundation for UI and functionality.
Login page, authentication view, organisation sign‑in
Users can sign in with their GitHub account to access the platform.
Login page and view enabled users to sign in with their GitHub account.