First working version
- Collects release notes for 36 developer, infrastructure and AI products through the GitHub Releases API and public RSS or Atom changelogs. Nothing is scraped and no browser is driven.
- Every release with notes gets its own page and its own address, 1,991 of them at this version, plus a per product RSS feed and a feed covering everything.
- Conditional requests mean a source that has published nothing costs one 304 response, and a day on which nothing changed produces no commit, no build and no deployment.
- Tags are split into the package they belong to and the version, so Astro shows 7.2.7 rather than astro@7.2.7 and PostHog shows desktop 0.61.35 rather than an unlabelled 0.61.35.
- Version history bands by major release line rather than by publication order, which keeps products such as Node.js readable while they maintain several lines at once.
- A copy guard runs before every build and rejects the writing patterns that mark machine written English. A layout guard checks the page gutter, rejects colours written outside the palette, and measures every text tone against its own background.
- The build measures its own output against the 20,000 file ceiling Cloudflare Pages enforces, and fails before a deployment can be refused.
- A status page reports the collection job, day by day, and names a source only when that source is failing. How current any one product is sits on that product’s own page, under its facts, next to the releases it affects.