Release Notes

Release Notes

2026-05-22

🚀 New Features

  • Enhanced Bitbucket connections
    • Connect Bitbucket at the workspace or project level with a simplified repo chooser and deeper support for linked files.
  • Link Doc replies back to comments
    • Comments now show which request triggered each Doc reply and links to the related file.
  • Add Slack review notifications
    • Publications and conversations can now send notifications to Slack when work is ready for review.
  • Post comments during automated review
    • Automated review can now add Doc comments directly into the conversations where teams are discussing the work.

✨ Enhancements

  • Improve file editing layouts and controls
    • Scrolling in the UI editor keeps headers and toolbars aligned, save button tuned.
  • Refine comments and files tab
    • The batch action stays during active work on comments tab and made the Files tab feel faster.
  • Polish conversation speed and status feedback
    • Work History now reuses live conversation data more effectively and reduces extra fetching during work.
  • Internationalize time and print views
    • Now use locale aware timestamps and printable reasoning pages use an explicit print action.
  • Expand review and notification controls
    • Bitbucket review comments now support reactions that quickly confirm work.
  • Sharpen author presentation
    • External comment links now use the author name when a source link exists.
  • Enhance image and preview stability
    • Markdown previews now keep relative link images steadier and stop repeated retries after failures.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fix stacked comment loading behavior
    • Stacked comments now measure and settle into place correctly without distracting entrance animations.
  • Correct draft comment visibility and focus
    • New draft inputs now wait until they are visible before taking focus, the first draft card stays visible, and file level drafts still appear even when no other comments exist.
  • Resolve duplicate comment and reply collisions
    • Replayed events and repeated external writes now update existing conversation comments instead of creating conflicting duplicates, and separate automations can still post their own replies.
  • Prevent duplicate Bitbucket pull requests
    • Bitbucket workflows now reuse an existing open pull request for the same branch instead of opening a duplicate review request.
  • Align automated comments to accurate lines of code
    • Automated comments now attach to the actual changed lines and use the active working branch so feedback lands in the right place.
  • Fix comment creation on older file revisions
    • Comments created against older file versions now keep the intended file version and anchors more reliably.
  • Restore accurate message and action states
    • The Open PR button stays disabled while a conversation is running and messages on Messages tab update immediately.

2026-05-15

🚀 New Features

  • Expand Slack connections and notifications
    • Teams can now connect Slack workspaces and channels through dedicated Slack connection types, track setup, and send ready for review updates into selected Slack channels.
  • Expand reasoning review in Work History
    • Eligible conversations can now open stored reasoning in a dedicated Work History tab, refresh and download it, and use a print friendly view.
  • Edit files directly in Work History
    • Work History now includes purpose built markdown and code editors with save and cancel controls for direct manual editing.
  • Create conversations through the legacy work_states route
    • Older clients can still create conversations through POST /api/v1/work_states/, preserving compatibility while the product uses conversation terminology.
  • Publish an API specification
    • Doc Holiday can now generate and expose a full API specification so API capabilities and compatibility routes are easier to inspect.
  • Suggest screenshots during writing
    • Documentation workflows can now identify places where a screenshot would help and post an anchored request describing the missing visual.
  • Store conversation origins
    • Conversations can now keep origin type and origin URL details so teams can trace where a request started.
  • Create organizations with built in roles
    • New organizations now start with built in roles and a stored default role so access setup begins with consistent role scaffolding.
  • Delete organizations from orgctl
    • Operators can now remove organizations from the command line, and successful deletions return 204 No Content from the API.
  • Purge knowledge-base data from orgctl
    • Operators can now delete an organization’s stored knowledge-base data through a supported purge command.
  • List conversation diff history
    • Conversation diff history can now be inspected in full so intermediate changes and their reasoning context are easier to follow.

✨ Enhancements

  • Improve comment editing and deletion
    • Users can now edit and delete comments with clearer action availability based on comment ownership.
  • Streamline file comment writing and review
    • File comments now use multiline inputs, richer formatting, clearer labels, stronger visibility controls, linked message context, and a resizable review pane that stays easier to scan while files are open for editing.
  • Polish file comment states and controls
    • Comment inputs now focus more reliably, draft range actions read more clearly, disabled and hidden controls behave more predictably, and avatars and quoted snippets use cleaner presentation.
  • Rename work states to conversations across the product
    • The product now uses conversation terminology more consistently across clients, hooks, endpoints, and models.
  • Rename run logs to audit logs
    • User facing log terminology now uses audit logs consistently across the product and API surfaces.
  • Show Ready for Review status wording
    • The staged status label now appears as Ready for Review for clearer Work History status language.
  • Show Created By in Work History details
    • Work History now displays who started a conversation under a Created By label.
  • Expose reasoning on conversations
    • Conversations now store reasoning directly so Work History can show and refresh reasoning without relying on separate outputs.
  • Allow on demand conversation annotation
    • Conversations can now be re annotated on demand through a dedicated API path and client hook.
  • Expand reasoning comments and rollout controls
    • Conversations can now run annotation in the background, publish reasoning as anchored comments, hide older unsupported reasoning views, and roll out reasoning comments through feature flags.
  • Group rollout controls for comments and screenshots
    • File comments and screenshot suggestions now share clearer feature flag coverage, and the interface hides comment behavior when those controls are off.
  • Support .fltoc documentation files
    • Doc Holiday now recognizes .fltoc as a supported documentation file type.
  • Improve markdown editing and preview tools
    • Manual editing now adds code block tools, block type controls, table sorting, a monospace code view, cleaner handling for frontmatter and links, and fuller markdown previews.
  • Broaden OpenAPI coverage
    • The generated API specification now includes clearer endpoint summaries, visibility controls, generated YAML output, and documented Slack and compatibility routes.
  • Refine Slack setup and notifier behavior
    • Slack setup now uses clearer notifier naming, stronger install and health handling, rollout controls for Slack connection types, clearer notification wording, and cleaner provider visuals and delete flows.
  • Improve comments source icons
    • Comment source icons now use cleaner source type handling for more consistent display.
  • Show running status sooner after message send
    • Work History now reflects active work immediately after a message is sent, improving response feedback.
  • Improve branch head checks across providers
    • Git providers can now report the latest branch tip commit more reliably, including valid empty branch cases.
  • Improve GitHub pull request refresh matching
    • Refresh flows can now find an existing GitHub pull request by branch when direct lookup fails.
  • Improve Bitbucket inline review anchors
    • Bitbucket inline pull request comments now preserve file anchors and blob style fingerprints more like other providers.
  • Improve Bitbucket pull request comment validation
    • Bitbucket review comment events now fail earlier when malformed so later handling paths stay simpler and safer.
  • Improve knowledge-base listing APIs
    • Iterator based list methods now make large knowledge-base listings clearer about streaming versus full list behavior.
  • Improve knowledge-base failure logging
    • Failure logs now include connection names and IDs so repository specific sync issues are easier to trace.
  • Make default role backfills more complete
    • Existing organizations and existing users now receive default role IDs and default role membership more consistently.
  • Log default role failures instead of blocking users
    • Default role assignment failures now fall back to diagnostic logging instead of interrupting the user flow.
  • Protect built in roles from deletion
    • System defined roles now stay protected from accidental deletion.
  • Improve organization deletion safety
    • Organization deletion now requires superuser access, protects the primary environment organization, and cascades through related users, connections, and automations.
  • React to Clerk organization deletion events
    • Doc Holiday can now respond when Clerk reports that an organization has been deleted.
  • Filter expired install links out of app listings
    • App listings now exclude expired invite links so only currently valid install links appear.
  • Standardize invite link naming
    • Install link suffixes now use a shared random string helper for more consistent generation.
  • Expose richer agent connection context
    • Agents now receive richer non secret connection metadata through XML configuration.
  • Clarify interactive request handling guidance
    • Coordinator instructions now describe direct user messages, batch comments, file anchors, and related request fields more clearly.
  • Remove the old coordinator experiment flag
    • The newer coordinator path is now the default without the earlier experiment branch.
  • Reduce noisy routine logging
    • Less important errors now log at lower severity so routine failures create less noise.
  • Improve generated tool failure visibility
    • Generated MCP tool failures now log with clearer warning and error details.
  • Improve screenshot workflow logging
    • The writer now logs when screenshot suggestion mode starts and when a screenshot suggestion is posted.
  • Move screenshot handling into dedicated paths
    • Screenshot suggestion handling now runs through a dedicated skill and handler path instead of sharing general git writing behavior.
  • Move screenshot suggestions into the writing phase
    • Screenshot guidance now appears during writing instead of waiting for review.
  • Use anchored screenshot comments instead of file markers
    • Screenshot suggestions now attach to exact passages through anchored comments instead of editing the document with markers.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fix SelectedCommentsProvider cleanup behavior
    • Selected comment state handling now uses cleaner property assignment and simpler disabled reason logic in non editable states.
  • Strengthen conversation diff history tracking
    • Conversation diff history now backfills missing entries, records patch level details and exact file versions, avoids duplicate backfills, and uses more consistent request handling.
  • Clarify cumulative diff and reasoning output
    • Diff views now group patch history by file for a clearer final change summary, and patch application no longer adds separate reasoning comments that repeat the same context.
  • Stop same issue follow ups from editing an open pull request
    • Doc Holiday now blocks same issue follow up requests from trying to edit a pull request after it is already open.
  • Route Bitbucket review replies to the right pull request
    • Bitbucket pull request comment replies now stay attached to the existing documentation pull request instead of risking a duplicate one.
  • Use the right pull request type for GitHub comment origins
    • GitHub pull request comments now record the correct origin type instead of falling back to a more generic issue type.
  • Hide reply input during comment edits
    • Users no longer see reply and edit inputs at the same time on the same comment.
  • Keep bot comments from looking outdated too easily
    • Automated comments no longer pick up outdated badges just because a file SHA changed.
  • Prevent bot comments from appearing in selectable comment actions
    • File comment selection now ignores bot authored comments so only user comments appear in those actions.
  • Return comments from discussion only actions
    • Discussion only flows now return the comments they create instead of hiding them from the result.
  • Fix comment input overflow on small diffs
    • File comment inputs now stay within layout bounds even when a diff shows only a few lines.
  • Wrap long comment text more cleanly
    • Long comment content now wraps without overflowing the interface.
  • Keep resizable sheets from scrolling the page behind them
    • The background page no longer scrolls while the cursor is over a resizable sheet.
  • Fix file view overflow and diff header rendering
    • Work History file views now fit content more cleanly and avoid awkward diff header rendering.
  • Scroll opened comment groups into view
    • Expanded file comment threads now move into view automatically so they are easier to find.
  • Fix line range badges and controls
    • Line range badges now avoid extra arrow clutter and related comment group code no longer interferes with focus behavior.
  • Fix comment form wiring
    • Comment batch input now uses the correct form wiring instead of a broken import path.
  • Fix new comments on older file SHAs
    • Users can now create comments against older file versions more reliably.
  • Fix GitHub install redirects
    • GitHub App installation now returns users to the host captured during setup instead of the wrong host.
  • Stop retrying missing GitHub branch lookups
    • The files tab now fails fast on missing GitHub refs instead of spinning through pointless retries.
  • Treat GitHub 500 errors as temporary
    • Retry logic now recognizes GitHub 500 responses as transient failures.
  • Guard GitHub response handling better
    • GitHub client checks now confirm responses exist before reading response properties.
  • Retry failed GitHub pull request patch calls
    • GitHub pull request updates now retry temporary 502 Bad Gateway failures.
  • Improve pull request review test stability
    • Review flow validation now checks commit count growth more reliably.
  • Retry transient Bitbucket commit discovery failures
    • Recently pushed Bitbucket branches now recover better from temporary 404 delays during commit discovery.
  • Retry Bitbucket fork creation under throttling
    • Bitbucket end to end setup now handles rate limiting more gracefully when creating forks.
  • Clarify Bitbucket E2E setup requirements
    • The setup guide now makes it clear that only the main Bitbucket token is required and that related variables are optional defaults.
  • Fix Slack installation edge cases
    • Slack setup now handles missing OAuth URLs, installed channel pagination, team names, health checks, and redirect safety more cleanly.
  • Show translated global error messages correctly
    • Global error pages now load translated strings correctly, including comment send failures.
  • Rename run logs cleanly in stored data
    • Audit log data now handles nullable names and time normalization more accurately.
  • Fix previous page pagination logic
    • Reverse paging now respects ascending and descending sort order correctly.
  • Reduce automation name collision mistakes
    • Automation updates now catch real duplicate names without blocking a record from keeping its own name.
  • Keep uploaded file changes from stalling on pull request refresh
    • User uploaded changes now finish faster because upload completion no longer waits on extra pull request state refresh work.
  • Hide Notify until work is ready
    • Users no longer see the Notify action while a conversation is still running.
  • Tolerate duplicate session auth rows
    • Session reuse now remains stable even when duplicate session authentication rows already exist.
  • Lock session token allocation to the signed in user
    • Session token allocation now stays tied to the current authenticated user instead of risking cross user mix ups.
  • Avoid reacting to comments that do not ask for work
    • Upstream comments that are not actually requesting Doc Holiday work now no longer trigger reactions or progress activity.
  • Prevent literal Markdown from leaking into summaries
    • Generated merged summaries now avoid exposing raw Markdown formatting tokens.
  • Stop repeated deletion of already deleted organizations
    • Organization deletion now ignores records that were already soft deleted.
  • Clear connection secrets on delete
    • Deleted connections now remove their stored secrets instead of leaving secret data behind.
  • Keep all relevant files in annotator output
    • Annotation now requires all relevant files before completion and uses deterministic source labels for more reliable reasoning output.
  • Stop annotator failure loops earlier
    • Annotation recovery now caps repeated retry loops and can give up gracefully after repeated missing file failures.

2026-05-08

🚀 New Features

  • Enable JIRA Ticket Search & Lookup
    • Automations can now search JIRA tickets and open individual ticket details from connected JIRA sources.
  • Add Persistent User Sheet Sizing
    • The hidden user editor now remembers its size so repeated access feels more consistent.
  • Add Connection Health Checks
    • AWS, Zendesk, Notion, Linear, and documentation site connections can now report explicit health status through the same connection health experience.
  • Add Bitbucket Pull Request Interactions
    • Doc Holiday can now create comments, update comments, and reply to @doc.holiday mentions on Bitbucket pull requests with progress updates.
  • Add Work History Links to Pull Requests
    • Generated pull requests now link back to the originating Work History entry.

✨ Enhancements

  • Improve Bitbucket Request Handling
    • Bitbucket branch creation, lookup, and deletion now follow the same flow.
  • Improve Work History Health Failure Feedback
    • Failed connection and publication health tests now show the failure reason directly in dashboard toasts.
  • Relax Publication Save Rules
    • Publications can now save even when no reaction option is selected.
  • Improve Full Branch Retrieval
    • GitHub and GitLab connection setup now loads complete branch lists instead of partial listings.
  • Polish Publication Label Styling
    • Additional Instructions labels now stand out more clearly in the dashboard.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Show Failed Health Test Reasons
    • Failed connection and publication health tests now show the reason directly in dashboard toast messages.
  • Handle Large GitHub Directories
    • GitHub file access now works in directories with more than 1000 entries instead of returning false missing file results.
  • Reduce False Mention Triggers
    • Mention detection now ignores later message references that previously triggered Doc Holiday by mistake.
  • Fix Zendesk Link Crashes
    • Zendesk link checks now recover safely when a parsed link is missing and rebuild the link when needed.
  • Clarify Work History Error Messages
    • Work History cleanup now reports pull request loading failures more accurately.
  • Block Duplicate Connection Setups
    • Connection setup now blocks conflicting saved configurations before overlapping records are stored.
  • Restore Immediate Connection Removal
    • Deleted connections now disappear from the dashboard immediately while related lists refresh in the background.

2026-05-01

🚀 New Features

  • Introduced changelog configuration guidance
    • Publications can now store changelog specific instructions so changelog updates can follow the right publication rules.
  • Launched richer Work History review
    • Work History now offers a fullscreen side sheet, richer diff and preview modes, and persistent panel sizing.
  • Added publication and source search
    • Publications, sources, and providers now support search.

✨ Enhancements

  • Improved list preference memory
    • Work History and publication lists now remember sorting and filtering preferences across sessions.
  • Restored Work History side sheet review
    • Work History details now stay in a side sheet so teams can inspect changes without leaving the main view.
  • Sharpened Work History layout
    • Work History now preserves the selected tab in fullscreen mode, uses the full available width, and adds more breathing room at the bottom of the panel.
  • Clarified instruction labels
    • Publication setup now labels writing guidance and style guidance more clearly so teams can understand those inputs faster.
  • Refined empty repository guidance
    • GitHub onboarding now shows a clear actionable error when a connected repository is empty.
  • Strengthened repository health reporting
    • GitHub repository checks now report unexpected reference problems more accurately instead of showing a healthy result.
  • Improved pull request title suggestions
    • Pull request title suggestions now use more context about what started the work.
  • Standardized connection behavior
    • Connection behavior now stays more consistent across providers for connection checks and shared source handling.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Prevented GitHub retry crashes
    • GitHub retry handling now avoids a nil response crash path during pull request update retries.

2026-04-24

🚀 New Features

  • Enable Zendesk source connections
    • Teams can now connect Zendesk as a source and use it in generated work.
  • Provide access tokens for protected docs
    • Teams can now connect private documentation sites through access tokens.

✨ Enhancements

  • Clarify disabled messaging states
    • Work History now shows a dedicated working placeholder when messages are temporarily unavailable.
  • Improve Work History file review
    • Work History now shows cleaner file status presentation, steadier selectors, clearer links, and a smoother review layout.
  • Improve publication setup controls
    • Publication setup now uses clearer input styling, searchable selectors, and cleaner form spacing.
  • Update GitHub installation setup
    • Canceled GitHub App install requests now clear correctly instead of leaving setup stuck in a pending state.
  • Streamline publication editing
    • Pre-set voice preferences no longer appear in publication configuration flows.
  • Open pull request links in a new tab
    • Teams can now inspect pull requests without leaving the current review page.
  • Pull linked source material into automated runs
    • Non-interactive automation runs can now include linked source material more reliably.
  • Sharpen dashboard table layout
    • Shared tables now keep more stable column widths for clearer reading.
  • Ignore draft GitHub releases
    • Draft GitHub releases no longer trigger documentation generation.
  • Proactive discovery for Azure & S3 sources
    • Azure & S3 links are now discoverd automatically instead of being user-supplied.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Correct message warning scope
    • Work History now shows unable to message warnings only when they truly apply to open pull requests.
  • Resolve text wrapping in run details
    • Long content in Work History details now wraps cleanly instead of overflowing.
  • Correct API key setup
    • New API keys now save with the correct authentication type during dashboard setup.
  • Prevent accidental file replacement
    • Create file requests now stop before replacing an existing published file.
  • Fix hover sizing in file cards
    • File cards now keep the correct height while hovering.
  • Stop selector scroll jumps
    • Work History selectors and shared dropdowns now behave more reliably without unwanted scrolling.
  • Correct changelog write behavior
    • Disabled changelog settings now prevent accidental changelog updates.

2026-04-17

🚀 New Features

  • Improve Doc’s Notes review tools
    • Work History now supports searching, filtering, sorting, and easier note exports for Doc’s Notes.

✨ Enhancements

  • Make publication setup easier to search
    • Publication setup now uses searchable selectors for sources, targets, and connection types, with easier selection of multiple source repositories.
  • Paginate dashboard lists
    • Sources, Providers, and Publications now offer previous and next navigation for long lists.
  • Upgrade voice preference editing
    • Writing preferences now use a richer editor with preview support for prompt customization.
  • Refine contribution rule handling
    • Generated pull requests and commits now follow publication specific commit rules, signoff requirements, merge preferences, and pull request instructions more closely.
  • Polish GitHub install setup
    • GitHub App setup now uses clearer wording, restored admin invite links where needed, and a more consistent pending approval badge.
  • Add changelog controls
    • Publication setup now includes controls for enabling changelog writing alongside other writing features.
  • Improve Work History messaging
    • Work History now uses clearer message wording, better disabled state explanations, cleaner markdown links, and less visual clipping in message cards.
  • Improve note wrapping
    • Work History notes now wrap long text more cleanly with stronger hyphenation and overflow handling.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Reduce publication form flashing
    • Publication forms now keep loading states active while connection options continue loading, which makes editing feel more stable.
  • Correct approved install audit logs
    • Administrator approved GitHub App installs now record clearer audit log entries with proper user attribution.

2026-04-10

🚀 New Features

  • Show full file previews in Work History
    • Work History now shows markdown and file contents instead of only a diff style preview, with clearer loading and error states.

✨ Enhancements

  • Refine Work History tab styling
    • Work History tabs now use a cleaner visual treatment without the extra background fill.
  • Display a skipped status icon
    • Doc Holiday now shows skipped progress states with an icon style indicator instead of plain text.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Keep generation running after rewritten Git history
    • Documentation and release note runs now continue with reduced context instead of failing when repository history changes after a force push or rebase.

2026-04-03

🚀 New Features

  • Expanded conversation turns and retry controls
    • Teams can now follow each exchange across work runs and retry work with fuller context in Work History.
  • Refined pull request title setup before creation
    • Teams can now prepare custom pull request titles in advance, apply title guidance more consistently, and keep chosen titles attached to each work item.
  • Added rich diff views in Work History
    • Work History now shows clearer file comparisons so teams can review changes more easily from the files page.

✨ Enhancements

  • Enhanced commit summaries for larger review windows
    • Commit summaries now read more clearly for split or lengthy changes and cover long review windows more completely.
  • Clarified GitHub install request guidance
    • GitHub install request screens now use clearer wording and remove the cancel authorization link to reduce setup confusion.
  • Improved requested time window calculations
    • Commit and release windows now match the requested time period more reliably.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Recovered from file content lookup failures
    • AI work now recovers gracefully when target file content cannot be read during file listing instead of ending the run.
  • Restored fallback categories for uncategorized notes
    • Release note generation now assigns a default category when no match appears, which prevents empty grouping results.
  • Corrected pull request source links in GitHub views
    • GitHub pull request references now point back to the correct review page.

2026-03-20

🚀 New Features

  • Azure Blob Storage connection
    • Added an Azure Blob Storage connection type.
  • AWS S3 connection
    • Added an AWS S3 connection type.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • GitLab provider type validation
    • Fixed GitLab provider connection handling to return errors for unsupported connection types instead of panicking.
  • GitHub API retries
    • Fixed transient GitHub API failures by retrying provider operations.

2026-03-06

🚀 New Features

  • Add File dialog with path suggestions
    • Added an Add File dialog that uploads new files to a work item with repository path suggestions.

✨ Enhancements

  • Conversation-based work status model
    • Updated work status values to ConversationStatus (open, staged, running, closed, merged) (breaking change).
  • Augmented external link parsing across providers
    • Added support for more types of link parsing and reading across providers, such as JIRA (e.g. “PROJ-123”), GitLab, and Notion URLs.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Work-state cleanup normalization
    • Fixed work-state cleanup to recompute status and reduce stale summaries on failures.

2026-02-26

🚀 New Features

  • Publishing-system selector in onboarding
    • Introduced an optional publishing-system selector to onboarding and connection setup.
  • Expanded issue trigger reactions
    • Enabled issue and issue-comment trigger reactions for issue-based automation events.
  • Enhances requests to move content
    • Supports reorganizing multiple sections within the same file, and recognizing sections by descriptions instead of line numbers.

✨ Enhancements

  • Repository selection bulk actions
    • Introduced select-all and clear-all controls for visible repositories during onboarding.
  • Theme-friendly success indicator
    • Updated the success checkmark to use an inline SVG and standardized success messaging.
  • Conditional diff loading
    • Updated work state details to load diffs only when relevant.
  • Provider-connection filtering in publication inputs
    • Updated publication inputs to exclude GitHub and GitLab provider connections.
  • Connection sync action removal
    • Removed the dashboard connection sync action (breaking change).
  • Legacy CRM integrations removal
    • Removed Zendesk and Salesforce integrations and legacy customer and issue models (breaking change).
  • Create-file overwrite protection
    • Updated create-file requests to fail when the destination exists to prevent accidental overwrites (breaking change).

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Branch label loading state
    • Fixed branch labels to avoid showing ... when a branch is already selected.
  • Claim timestamp population
    • Fixed claim creation to populate updated_at at insert time.

2026-02-20

🚀 New Features

  • Reset-file branch-only cases
    • Fixed reset-file behavior for branch-only file existence cases.

✨ Enhancements

  • Onboarding experience updates
    • Updated UI behavior and copy to improve onboarding clarity and feedback during key workflows.
  • Request-type guidance and routing
    • Updated request-type guidance and routing to reduce ambiguity between reset and edit operations.
  • Toast duration updates
    • Dropped default toast notification times so they don’t need to be manually closed.
  • Close-Issue removal
    • Removed active execution support for the deprecated close-issue request type (breaking change).
  • Job creation request deprecation
    • Deprecated the job creation request type where applicable to guide migration to newer flows.
  • Dependency security updates
    • Updated third-party dependencies to address upstream security advisories.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Release-notes pull request draft status
    • Updated release-notes pull request draft status to match release stages more consistently.
  • Work-state pagination rename
    • Renamed work state pagination from token to next (breaking change).
  • Pull request commit counting
    • Fixed pull-request commit counting when upstream comparisons return zero commits but local pending commits exist.
  • Work-state output links
    • Fixed work-state update behavior so output links are not lost during updates.
  • Publication dialog submission
    • Fixed publication dialog submission behavior to prevent accidental form submits and invalid saves.

2026-02-13

🚀 New Features

  • Demo flow v2
    • Added a v2 documentation and release-notes demo mode driven by embedded demo assets and demo context metadata.

✨ Enhancements

  • Connection health checks
    • Updated GitHub and GitLab health checks to treat transient upstream 5xx errors as non-fatal.
  • Onboarding repository selection
    • Updated onboarding and connection setup to make repository and branch selection clearer and more interactive.
  • Work history pagination
    • Updated work history browsing to use paginated work-state listing for more consistent results at scale.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Files tab without branch diffs
    • Fixed the Work History Files tab to return empty diffs for branchless work states and show clearer error messages.
  • GitLab project listing errors
    • Fixed GitLab project listing to provide clearer errors for invalid tokens and missing project lists.

2026-02-06

🚀 New Features

  • Work item history file uploads
    • Added file upload actions for individual work item history entries in the Files tab.
  • Antora publishing-system detection
    • Added publishing-system recognition for Antora projects using antora.yml or antora.yaml.

✨ Enhancements

  • Progress tracking across complex runs
    • Updated step progress tracking and pull request association for more accurate reporting across complex runs.
  • Progress reporting for non-interactive runs
    • Updated non-interactive automation runs to provide more complete progress reporting from start to finish.
  • Audit log navigation and layout
    • Updated Activity Log labeling to Audit Log and refreshed the UI with a flat event table and a right-hand detail sheet.
  • Publication form validation feedback
    • Updated publication create and edit forms to surface aggregated validation errors.
  • Faster work state UI hydration
    • Updated grouped work history responses to pre-populate per work state cache entries for faster UI hydration.
  • Organization and connection lifecycle operations
    • Updated organization upsert behavior and connection deletion workflows for clearer audit logging.
  • Work history UI action guarding
    • Updated work history controls to disable messaging and file uploads while a pull request or merge request is pending.
  • Pagination cursor responses
    • Updated list endpoints to return previous and next cursors and migrated pagination state to URL-based nextToken handling (breaking change).
  • Work history branch fields removed
    • Removed branch from work history APIs (breaking change).
  • Run log model simplification
    • Removed legacy run log fields and grouped hooks, and updated clients to use the single run log fetch API (breaking change).

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Work history timestamps
    • Fixed work history label localization and updated created-time rendering to a formatted absolute Started timestamp.
  • Request summary publication names
    • Fixed request summaries to use the actual publication name instead of repeated user-provided names.
  • Deleted publication label spacing
    • Fixed deleted-publication labels to render the (deleted publication) suffix with correct spacing.
  • GitHub and GitLab path parsing
    • Fixed GitHub file path parsing for edit URLs and updated GitLab merge request commit.

2026-01-30

🚀 New Features

  • Work requests and jobs
    • Introduced dashboard support for creating work requests and tracking them as jobs.
  • Test pull request or merge request onboarding
    • Added onboarding guidance for opening a test pull request or merge request.
  • Resizable work history sheet
    • Introduced a resizable sheet with tabs for file changes, downloads, and team messages per work item.
  • Work state file uploads
    • Added support for uploading files from a work state to the publication repository.
  • Expanded publishing-system detection
    • Expanded publishing-system detection to recognize additional documentation toolchains automatically.

✨ Enhancements

  • Work history and jobs page performance
    • Improved performance for work history and job-related pages while data is still being created or updated.
  • Progress reporting and run history logs
    • Improved progress reporting and run history visibility across documentation and release-notes workflows.
  • Style guidance defaults
    • Updated style guidance defaults to improve consistency in generated documentation and release notes.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • File path parsing and lookup
    • Fixed file path handling for partial paths and platform-specific URLs to improve lookup reliability.
  • Work history and work state edge cases
    • Resolved edge-case behavior in work history and work state APIs and tests.

💼 Known Issues

  • Feature flag visibility
    • Some job, work state, and messaging features can appear in the UI before they are enabled for all organizations.

2026-01-23

🚀 New Features

  • Publication onboarding
    • Introduced a multi-step setup flow for sources, triggers, voice preferences, and completion screens.

✨ Enhancements

  • Work history grouping
    • Improved status rollups for more reliable progress and timing information in run histories.
  • Publishing-system detection
    • Updated documentation toolchain recognition.
  • Writing preferences
    • Added per-document-type style guide settings and voice preferences.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Run log tracing
    • Corrected run logging so correlation identifiers remain consistent across related executions.

2026-01-15

🚀 New Features

  • Onboarding v2
    • Added a new step-by-step onboarding flow
  • Provider setup pages in onboarding
    • Added provider-specific onboarding pages for GitHub and GitLab

✨ Enhancements

  • Faster release notes generation
    • Release notes generation now runs faster when previous daily summaries are already available
  • Connection setup provider switching
    • Connection setup now makes it easier to switch between GitHub and GitLab connection options while entering details
  • Dashboard framework updates
    • Updated the Doc Holiday dashboard to newer framework and library versions
  • Calendar control updates
    • Updated the calendar control for more consistent navigation and date selection across the app
  • Sync requests with configurable timeouts
    • Connection sync requests can optionally wait for completion with a caller-chosen timeout
  • Improved GitLab file link support
    • GitLab file links can now be read as source material more reliably

2026-01-02

🚀 New Features

  • Work History dashboard
    • Work history dashboard now available for reviewing Doc Holiday’s past work in a dedicated area in the dashboard
  • GitHub personal access token connections
    • GitHub repositories can now be connected using a personal access token
  • GitLab providers and project connections
    • GitLab now supports setting up as a reusable provider and attaching individual GitLab projects as connections

✨ Enhancements

  • Publication deletion from edit page
    • Publications can now be deleted directly from the update page
  • Source links in generated pull requests
    • Generated pull requests now include clear links to their origin
  • Clearer run summaries in work history
    • Work history dashboard now offers improved run summaries displaying what happened, triggers, and run durations
  • Refined work history layout
    • Work history dashboard layout refined for more intuitive navigation, grouped runs, and clearer labels
  • GitLab project sync behavior
    • GitLab project connections now maintain sync behavior consistent with other code hosts to ensure fresh changes
  • GitLab project webhook reliability
    • Webhook reliability for GitLab project connections improved, especially when using a separate GitLab provider connection
  • GitLab setup documentation link
    • Direct link to GitLab connection setup instructions now available for quick access to relevant documentation
  • Combined provider list view
    • Providers page now lists GitHub and GitLab provider connections together for easier management
  • GitLab document links from configuration files
    • GitLab-based document connections now incorporate web links from project configuration files to improve content discovery
  • GitHub access token targets in publications
    • Publications setup now enables selection of GitHub access token connections as valid publishing destinations
  • Clarified connection setup instructions
    • Setup instructions for GitHub and GitLab connections clarified for better understanding of repository and project linking

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Edit request robustness
    • Edit requests now function more reliably when details are inconsistently formatted or messy
  • Login failure handling
    • Login page now provides a clear error screen on underlying failures for better feedback
  • Connection status updates after errors
    • Sync and health check statuses for connections now update promptly following errors, preventing outdated information
  • Provider list refresh after deletion
    • Providers list in the app is refreshed upon login after a deletion to accurately reflect current connections
  • GitHub branches with slashes in listings
    • Branches containing slashes are now included in GitHub branch listings, ensuring all available branches are selectable

2025-12-19

🚀 New Features

  • Delegated install via invite link
    • Developed a new flow wherein any user can invite an administrator to complete GitHub App installation.

✨ Enhancements

  • Dedicated error page for GitHub App installation
    • Added a standalone error interface in doc.holiday to explain GitHub App setup problems.
  • App installation confirmation view
    • Introduced a confirmation screen that appears following successful (app or GitHub App) setups.
  • Step-by-step GitHub App install guidance in Connections
    • Added guided walkthroughs to the Doc Holiday connection interface for GitHub App setup.
  • Streamlined onboarding for GitHub Apps
    • Created enhanced public install and post-install pages for a smoother, simplified setup.
  • JIRA connectivity to individual projects
    • Built in configuration options and dashboard management for adding JIRA projects as connections.
  • Clearer activity and run log summaries
    • Enhanced labeling and distinction of failures, skips, and abstentions in all activity and run logs.
  • Refined user menus and button designs on dashboard
    • Improved visual polish and usability of navigation and interactive elements.
  • Consistent dashboard look and feel
    • Polished visual hierarchy and alignment across dashboard user menus and button layouts.
  • Sunset legacy org settings location
    • Deprecated old organization configuration page and now redirect to the modern settings area.
  • Next.js library update
    • Bumped Next.js to version 15.5.8 throughout app and shared packages.
  • Enhanced sync logging for connections
    • Added last sync timestamp and sync count fields to every connection.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Error page on login failures
    • Improved authentication to redirect users to an error display on unexpected login issues.
  • Consistent run log filtering resets
    • Changing the run log type always switches to the first page for clarity.

2025-12-12

🚀 New Features

  • Jira project connections
    • Added support for connecting Jira projects as sources, enabling Jira issues to be synced into Doc Holiday.

✨ Enhancements

  • Dashboard and navigation polish
    • Polished the Doc Holiday dashboard, navigation, onboarding, and settings screens for a cleaner, more consistent experience.
  • Form controls and status indicators
    • Refined checkboxes, radio buttons, health badges, alerts, tabs, and cards across onboarding, publications, connections, and documentation views.
  • Settings layout updates
    • Improved the Settings area so profile settings are now located under Settings → Profile with tabbed navigation.
  • Publication health warnings
    • Updated publication health indicators so automations can show an “incomplete” warning state.
  • Publication update feedback
    • Improved the Update Publication dialog with a clear loading state while changes are being saved.
  • Connections and Providers UI
    • Refined the Connections and Providers pages, including GitHub and GitLab connection forms.
  • Run log wording
    • Updated run log wording so completed work now uses a friendlier “wrote” label.
  • Git-based sync resilience
    • Improved GitHub and GitLab sync behavior so hiccups while scanning individual claims are logged without failing the entire sync job.
  • Next.js platform upgrade
    • Upgraded the Doc Holiday dashboard to a newer, security-patched Next.js version.
  • GitLab project selection UX
    • Enhanced GitLab connections so an access token can be pasted and a selection can be made from a searchable list of available projects.
  • Documentation link routing
    • Improved link reading so documentation links are matched more accurately to the right configured connection.
  • Warning card style
    • Added a dedicated “warning” visual style for shared cards.
  • Jira health checks
    • Added health checks for Jira project connections.
  • Jira webhook error reporting
    • Improved Jira connection webhook error handling so responses from Jira are surfaced more clearly.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • UI card rounding
    • Fixed visual rounding quirks in JavaScript UI cards and form components.
  • Git-based connection health checks
    • Improved GitHub and GitLab connection setup so projects and repositories are listed more reliably.
  • Claim-level sync failures
    • Updated Git-based connection syncing so errors while syncing individual claims no longer cause the entire sync job to be marked as failed.
  • GitLab form alignment
    • Fixed alignment of labels in the GitLab connection form.

2025-12-05

✨ Enhancements

  • GitHub App connection renaming
    • Allowed renaming of existing GitHub App connections from the dashboard.
  • Git-based content processing reliability
    • Improved Git-based content processing reliability for GitHub and GitLab sources.
  • AI inference robustness
    • Updated the AI inference subsystem that handles OpenAI server errors for greater robustness.
  • Internal storage subsystem updates
    • Updated internal storage subsystems to support future knowledge base capabilities.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Next.js security updates
    • Updated web application dependencies with the latest Next.js security fixes.

2025-11-21

🚀 New Features

  • Empty states across the dashboard
    • Added helpful empty states to Connections, Providers, Publications, and API Keys pages to guide setup and next steps

✨ Enhancements

  • Cleaner Activity Log
    • Removed connection sync entries to reduce noise and highlight user-driven events
  • Logs type selector simplification
    • Removed the “General documentation updates” option from the logs type selector
  • Logo update
    • Updated logo assets to remove the trademark symbol
  • UI sizing adjustments
    • Refined layout and sizing for improved visual consistency

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Release notes PR titles
    • Set the release notes PR’s title without altering the original PR title
  • PR commit count
    • Corrected the commit count shown in generated PR bodies
  • Activity Log stability
    • Fixed issues impacting Activity Log accuracy and updates
  • Revert request validation
    • Enforced non‑negative recentCommitCount values in revert requests to prevent errors

2025-11-14

🚀 New Features

  • Delete automations from Publications list
    • Allowed automations to be deleted directly from the Publications list page for faster cleanup

✨ Enhancements

  • Line‑scoped review comments
    • Scoped GitHub review comments made on a single line to only that line to to enable support for single-line manipulations in GitHub
  • Merge PR pre‑check
    • Added early validation requiring a PR as the starting point before merging
  • Differentiated PR titles
    • Differentiated generated pull request titles to improve clarity
  • Include style guide in success messages
    • Included the selected style guide in success messages for quick reference
  • Sensitive data redaction in logs
    • Removed potentially sensitive content from logs to improve security

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Navbar icon alignment
    • Fixed icon alignment issues in the top and left navigation bars
  • Delete orphaned documents on connection removal
    • Deleted documents when their connection was removed to prevent orphaned content
  • Button spacing
    • Enforced spacing between Skip and Next buttons for consistent layout
  • Canvas zoom prevention
    • Prevented zooming on the publications canvas to reduce accidental zoom gestures

2025-11-07

🚀 New Features

  • API Keys management page
    • Added a dedicated Settings > API Keys page to create, name, and manage keys with expirations
  • Added API Support
    • Released customer-facing API to automate Doc Holiday integration into release pipelines
  • Linear Issue URL Support
    • Allow Linear issue URLs to be included as context in API calls for documentation and release notes generation
  • Edit from prompt: “this file” / “these files”
    • Enabled targeting the current file or selected files when editing from a prompt for more precise changes

✨ Enhancements

  • Streamlined Activity Log Interface
    • Frontloaded changes toward a simplified logging experience for clearer diagnostics
  • Explicit addressing requirement
    • Required requests to explicitly mention @doc.holiday to trigger actions, reducing accidental runs
  • Progress tracker resilience
    • Continued subsequent steps even when a prior one failed and avoided reporting success if any step failed
  • PR summary ordering
    • Improved the ordering of URLs so generated summaries match the progress tracker
  • Date/time picker UX
    • Centered controls and ensured the calendar opens below fields; API key expirations now use a 24‑hour time picker
  • API Keys under Settings
    • Moved the API Keys page beneath Settings for clearer navigation
  • API key creator visibility
    • Displayed the user name of the API key’s creator on the keys list
  • API key card styling
    • Matched design borders and formatted keys as a vertical list with a vertical ellipsis actions menu
  • Onboarding guard
    • Prevented navigation to Publications during onboarding until at least one connection exists
  • Publication reference fallback
    • Logged ambiguities when a request specifies an unclear publication instead of failing

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Pagination page skipping
    • Fixed a pagination bug that could skip pages when navigating lists in activity log
  • Deleted API key handling
    • Returned a clear unauthenticated error when a deleted API key is used
  • Settings tab styling
    • Corrected API Keys page styling to match the Settings tab appearance

2025-10-31

🚀 New Features

  • Tag-based commit ranges
    • Added support to select commits between tags and since a tag across GitHub and GitLab, making it easier to generate release notes by release
  • Arbitrary PR/MR commit selection
    • Enabled retrieving commits from specified pull requests or merge requests to target updates precisely

✨ Enhancements

  • Activity Log pagination
    • Omitted the Next button on the final page to reduce confusion
  • Providers page cleanup
    • Removed the Add connection button from the providers page
  • Publication source checkboxes
    • Increased checkbox size for easier selection
  • Request understanding
    • Stopped auto-disambiguating generic “documentation” requests into release notes for more accurate routing

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Tag-range comparison
    • Corrected ref comparison values for tag ranges to return the expected commit set
  • Connection form submission
    • Waited for connection creation to finish before navigating to prevent partial setup
  • GitLab onboarding redirect
    • Prevented redirect to onboarding when a GitLab connection and publication already existed
  • Tab route matching
    • Fixed route matching so the correct tab stayed active
  • Providers page wobble
    • Smoothed animation to eliminate a visual wobble
  • Publication errors display
    • Hid overflow for long error messages on the publications page to improve readability

2025-10-24

🚀 New Features

  • API Key Expiration
    • Added support for listing and creating API keys with expiry dates, allowing users to manage key lifecycles more effectively
  • Prompt-based File Editing
    • Added a feature to edit files interactively using prompts along with commit history, enabling guided file modifications
  • Named Publication and Automation Selection
    • Support for specifying publications or automations by name in requests, including prefix, suffix, and “named like” patterns

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Release Event Processing
    • Fixed handling of GitHub and GitLab release webhook events by removing deprecated parameters and ensuring release events are processed correctly

2025-10-17

🚀 New Features

  • Release Note “This PR” Scope
    • Added support for the “this PR” scope in release note generation, allowing release notes to be generated for the current pull request
  • Automated Documentation Updates & Creation
    • Introduced new methods for updating existing documentation and generating new docs based on commits, comments, and style guides
  • Linear Issue & Label Management
    • Added API support for creating issues, adding comments, and fetching labels in Linear integrations

✨ Enhancements

  • Optimized Context Overflow Handling
    • Improved OpenAI model context overflow logic with callbacks to gracefully trim and manage large contexts

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • GitHub PR Reload Branch References
    • Fixed branch reference handling when reloading GitHub pull requests to maintain correct refs
  • Repository Sorting Robustness
    • Ensured repository lists sort correctly when fullName is null or undefined
  • GitLab Connection Type Field
    • Fixed handling of the type field in GitLab connections for accurate configuration
  • GraphQL Issue Query Syntax
    • Corrected a GraphQL syntax error in the GetIssue function for accurate issue data retrieval
  • Error Handling in mustGet
    • Updated the mustGet function to catch fetch errors and return undefined instead of throwing
  • Hesitation Error Messaging
    • Improved progress tracker to properly handle and display hesitation errors with clear user messages
  • GetIssue Fetch Robustness
    • Updated error handling in data fetch utilities to prevent unhandled exceptions

2025-10-10

🚀 New Features

  • Run Logging Status
    • Added status field to run logs (success, running, error), updated database schema, data models, and API to create, retrieve, and update run logs; now logs automation and connection events with status updates
  • GitLab Issue & MR Closing
    • Added support for closing GitLab issues and merge requests via API; integrated Close operations into workflow handlers and client interfaces for programmatic issue and MR management

✨ Enhancements

  • Authentication for Documentation Crawling
    • Added UI fields and backend support for basic and bearer authentication when crawling protected documentation sources.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Documentation Sync Crash Prevention
    • Added null/empty target attribute checks in the documentation sync process to prevent potential panics.

2025-10-03

🚀 New Features

  • Linear Connection Type
    • Added a new Linear connection option in the UI with API key input fields for seamless integration.
  • Manage Linear Issues & Comments
    • Added ability to create, retrieve, update, and react to Linear issues and comments via API and Webhooks, enabling full Linear issue tracking within Doc Holiday.
  • ’Eyes’ Reaction for Linear Comments
    • Introduced support for adding and removing “eyes” reactions on Linear issue comments.
  • Confluence Integration
    • Added support for Confluence connections, including content retrieval, updates, deletions, and management of attachments, labels, comments, watchers, and revision history.
  • Source Document Requests
    • Enabled support for source document requests in automated release note and documentation workflows, generating PRs based on user comments and commit data.

✨ Enhancements

  • Authentication for Documentation Crawling
    • Added UI fields and backend support for basic and bearer authentication when crawling protected documentation sources.
  • Cross-Platform Repository Links
    • Improved link extraction to list file links correctly for both GitHub and GitLab repositories.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Documentation Sync Crash Prevention
    • Added null/empty target attribute checks in the documentation sync process to prevent potential panics.
  • GitLab File Path Parsing Fix
    • Added missing validation for GitLab file paths and improved logging to prevent sync errors.

2025-09-26

🚀 New Features

  • GitHub Workflow Run Automations
    • Introduced support for workflow_run events to trigger automations (assessments, PRs, release notes).

✨ Enhancements

  • Cross-Platform Comment & Merge Automations
    • Enabled GitHub issue comments to produce GitLab merge requests and added support for managing GitLab merge-request comments (add, edit, delete, reactions).

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Document Table UI
    • Corrected visual layout issues in document tables across the documentation and activity-log pages by improving row-border rendering.
  • Reaction Placement
    • Fixed reactions to target the last comment event on GitHub issues rather than the entire issue.
  • Automation Reaction Logic
    • Corrected issue-handling logic to trigger automations accurately based on source vs. documentation repository roles.

2025-09-19

🚀 New Features

  • Experimental Documentation Generation
    • Trigger documentation updates or create experimental documentation pull requests directly through issue comments labeled LabelDocHolidayExperimental or release events.
  • File Bookmarking
    • Save and revisit important source and target repository files with bookmarking functionality.

✨ Enhancements

  • Cross-Platform Automation Enhancements
    • Create GitLab merge requests from GitHub issues and GitLab issues from GitHub, including GitLab→GitLab pull requests and improved parity across platforms.
    • Retrieve commit ranges and compare tags to commits in GitLab.
  • Dashboard UI Improvements
    • Added a Danger Zone section in the dashboard for deleting publications and connections with clear warnings.
    • Enhanced interactivity and error handling in the publications dashboard when data fetches fail, with integrated error messages and action options.
  • New UI Components
    • Introduced a destructive variant for the Card component to emphasize critical actions.
    • Added support for Notion connections with UI fields for naming and integration keys.
    • Added a Command component (command palette dialog) for quick access to commands and actions.
    • Renamed Run Log to Activity Log, with detailed log views, expandable entries, and improved styling.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Pull Request Logic
    • Prevented null pointer exceptions in pull request handling by safely accessing file path and content.
  • Navigation Tabs
    • Fixed tab highlighting in nested routes to ensure the correct active state based on URL.
  • Duplicate Issue Comments
    • Prevented duplicate automated comments on new issues when source and documentation repositories are the same.
  • Publication Connections
    • Automatically removed invalid connections during publication updates to prevent errors.

2025-09-05

🚀 New Features

  • Publications Form & Onboarding Enhancements
    • Implemented a new Publications form with UI components for creating and managing publications and connections.
  • Commit Reversion Support
    • Added support for reverting individual commits within pull requests, including tools to fetch PR contents and create revert commits.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Invalid Episode ID Warning Cleanup
    • Updated system and user templates to return an empty JSON object, resolving persistent warnings from invalid episode ID prompts.

2025-08-29

🚀 New Features

  • Release-Based Time Ranges
    • Added support for release range types and “since the last release” in time calculations for commits and documentation generation.
  • Google Drive Connections UI
    • Added buttons and dialog components in the Doc Holiday UI for provisioning Documentation and Google Drive connections.
  • Documentation Site Connections Management
    • Introduced new dashboard UI components for creating and managing documentation site connections; connection types now include “documentation.”

✨ Enhancements

  • Enhanced Encoding Support
    • Updated the tiktoken dependency to v0.1.7 and added an o200k_base encoding to support larger token limits.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Nullable Array Fields
    • Fixed validation and rendering for nullable array types in the frontend schema.
  • Merge Fail Safeguard
    • Prevented accidental file loss on document merge failure by returning early to avoid unintended deletions.
  • Skip Non-UTF8 Files
    • Now skips non-UTF8 encoded text files during synchronization to prevent invalid content storage.

2025-08-27

🚀 New Features

  • Fallback Operations Contextual Awareness
    • Fallback documentation and release note generation now accesses prior assessment commit history and commit messages for improved context awareness. This results in more accurate, contextually-informed release notes and documentation, especially when user requests refer to earlier work or source PRs.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Skip non-UTF8 strings when syncing GitHub files
    • Added logic in sfs/internal/logic to ignore files containing invalid UTF-8 content, preventing corruption of the database.

2025-08-26

🚀 New Features

  • Documentation Connection Type
    • Introduced a new documentation connection type in the UI with components for creating and listing documentation site connections.
  • GPT-4o model encoding support
    • Upgraded the tiktoken dependency to v0.1.7 and introduced the o200k_base encoding to enable GPT-4o tokenization.
  • Plumb previous assessment commits into fallback assessor
    • Enables retrieval of previous assessment commit messages and diffs in fallback GitHub operations for improved context in subsequent actions.

✨ Enhancements

  • Prevent stale documentation in PR edits
    • Documentation edits now fetch documents based on the PR’s current head commit. If the SHA matches the last assessment, it falls back to using the last assessment’s documents; otherwise, it retrieves fresh documents from GitHub. This ensures edits no longer operate on stale PR documents.
  • Include connection ID in document metadata
    • Each document now includes its originating connection ID in metadata for improved traceability.
  • Improved Document Merging Prompt
    • Introduced a new combine_documents prompt version that preserves original text, prevents rephrasing, and precisely handles duplicates and conflicts. Updated configuration to replace older templates and streamlined the input schema.

2025-08-25

🚀 New Features

  • GitHub Repository Selector
    • Connection creation forms now include a repository dropdown in both onboarding and modal flows.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Connection Cache Consistency
    • Fixed caching logic in useConnections hooks to ensure consistency when creating or updating connections by type.
  • Fixed documentation links
    • Updated the help route and dashboard links to point directly to official documentation.

2025-08-22

✨ Enhancements

  • ‘Connections’
    • Renamed ‘Sources’ to ‘Connections’

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Document Editor Logging
    • Moved the “no subject” safeguard log message in the document editor one line outward to ensure it appears when no subjects are provided.

2025-08-21

🚀 New Features

  • Sources Page Enhancements
    • Added a Delete button and dropdown menu on the Sources page, enabling direct testing, syncing, or deletion of connections.
    • Connections now automatically synchronize immediately upon creation and support partial sync when edited.
    • Improved the connection creation dialog for conditional rendering and faster form initialization.

✨ Enhancements

  • Reduce verbosity of reaction-related logging
    • Simplified internal logs and progress tracking for reactions in source repositories during pull request handling.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Onboarding Sources Route
    • Corrected the label and URL in the onboarding flow to point to the accurate Sources route instead of Connections.

2025-08-01

🚀 New Features

  • Source & Publication Health Monitoring
    • Added a health status badge into the UI on source and publication cards, with an error hint and a manual “Test” action when an automation is unhealthy.
  • Sources Page Enhancements
    • Added a Delete button and dropdown menu on the Sources page, enabling direct testing, syncing, or deletion of connections.
    • Connections now automatically synchronize immediately upon creation and support partial sync when edited.
    • Improved the connection creation dialog for conditional rendering and faster form initialization.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • GCP Connection Authentication
    • Fixed the handling of the GCP service account JSON when establishing connections, ensuring credentials are correctly populated for the GCP client.
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