Release Note (2026-01-12 - 2026-01-19)
Documentation
LaunchDarkly Feature Flags Integration
What changed
LaunchDarkly feature flags are now integrated into the workflow:
Feature flags are automatically detected and displayed on Release Note items with links to the flag details.
Documentation review items now show relevant feature flags.
Zendesk Content Block Warning
What changed
Added a warning message when viewing or editing documentation that contains Zendesk Content Blocks to help prevent formatting issues.
General
Disconnect Slack Integration
What changed
You can now disconnect the Slack integration directly from the settings page.
Release Notes
Release Note Labels & Grouping
What changed
You can now organize your release notes with custom labels. Features include:
Creating and managing labels in settings (e.g., 'Bug Fixes', 'Features')
Automatically or manually assigning labels to release note items
Filtering and grouping release note items by label in the dashboard
Sending grouped release notes to Slack for better readability
Multiple Release Note Schedules
What changed
Support has been added for configuring multiple automated release note schedules, allowing you to manage different reporting cadences simultaneously.
LaunchDarkly Feature Flags Integration
What changed
LaunchDarkly feature flags are now integrated into the workflow:
Feature flags are automatically detected and displayed on Release Note items with links to the flag details.
Documentation review items now show relevant feature flags.
Release Note (2025-12-26 - 2026-01-09)
Documentation
Documentation Edit Mode & AI Assistant
What changed
Added a new 'Edit Mode' for documentation that allows users to manually edit content or use AI to add new sections and rephrase existing text based on instructions. Changes can be previewed before accepting, and for GitHub-sourced documentation, accepted changes automatically create a Pull Request.
General
Release Notes Collaboration Tools
What changed
Introduced the ability to comment on individual release note items and tag team members. Also added a snoozing feature to hide specific items until the next release or a specified date.
Automatic Image Extraction for Release Notes
What changed
Release notes now automatically identify and pull images from linked Pull Requests to display them within the generated release note items.
Release Notes
Release Notes Collaboration Tools
What changed
Introduced the ability to comment on individual release note items and tag team members. Also added a snoozing feature to hide specific items until the next release or a specified date.
Automatic Image Extraction for Release Notes
What changed
Release notes now automatically identify and pull images from linked Pull Requests to display them within the generated release note items.
Release Note (2025-12-10 - 2025-12-17)
New Structured Release Notes System
What changed
Introduced a new 'Typed Release Notes' system that generates structured changelogs broken down by individual items (Title, Change, Why it matters) rather than a single text block. Users can now manually create, edit, reorder, and delete items, as well as upload images/videos and view source link authors for each change.
LaunchDarkly Feature Flag Integration
What changed
Added an integration to fetch and analyze LaunchDarkly feature flags. The system now uses active feature flag configurations as context when answering questions, allowing it to provide more accurate answers regarding the current state of product features.
Improved MDX Documentation Support
What changed
Enhanced the documentation review system to better support .mdx files. The AI prompt has been updated to specifically handle MDX syntax and ensure valid tag closure during documentation updates.
Documentation Review Scroll Fix
What changed
Fixed a user interface issue in the documentation review view where automatic scrolling to a specific change would fail if the content was hidden inside a collapsed element. The system now automatically expands parent details elements to ensure the relevant code is visible.
November 2025
AI Model Upgrade to Gemini 3
What changed
Upgraded the underlying AI model to Gemini 3 Pro Preview to provide better query responses and documentation generation.
Review Comments & Mentions
What changed
A new commenting system has been added to documentation reviews. You can now discuss suggestions by adding comments and tagging team members with @mentions, which will notify them via Slack.
Github Documentation Integration
What changed
You can now connect Github repositories specifically for documentation to keep your knowledge base automatically synced with your Markdown and MDX files. This includes support for indexing and creating Pull Requests for documentation updates.
October 2025
Enhanced Documentation Management
We've completely redesigned the experience for managing and reviewing your documentation to make it faster and more intuitive.
New Side-by-Side Review Interface: The "Updates to Review" page now features a new two-panel layout. You can view the full original document on one side while reviewing suggested changes on the other, providing complete context without switching screens.
Visual Text Highlighting: Suggested changes are now clearly highlighted. Outdated text is shown with a red background, and the proposed new text is shown with a green background, making it easy to see the exact differences.
Editable Suggestions: You can now directly edit any suggested text change before accepting it, giving you full control over your documentation's final content.
Improved Navigation: Click an icon next to a suggestion to automatically scroll to its exact location within the full document, saving you time from manual searching.
Smarter Suggestions: Suggestions for outdated documentation will now be automatically marked as "Outdated" and hidden if the original text is no longer found in the source document, reducing clutter.
Advanced Filtering and Display:
The main documentation list can now be filtered by "Active" or "Archived" status, and by the source application (e.g., Intercom, Notion, Confluence).
New "Source" and "Published" columns have been added to the documentation list for at-a-glance information. For sources like Intercom, the specific Help Center name is also displayed.
More Control Over Documentation:
You can now edit the "Topic" and "Instruction" for any documentation created within the platform.
A new "Archive" button allows you to hide documentation that is no longer relevant.
An "Edit Documentation" button now provides a direct link to the editing page in the original source, such as Intercom or Notion.
Publish as Draft to Intercom: When publishing new documentation to Intercom, you now have the option to save it as a draft instead of publishing it live immediately.
Table Support: Tables within your documentation are now properly formatted and displayed.
New Integrations and Enhancements
Connect more of your tools and get better visibility into your data.
Confluence Integration: You can now connect your Confluence spaces to be used as a source for documentation and answers.
LaunchDarkly Integration: A new integration with LaunchDarkly is now available.
Indexing Status: The Integrations page now displays the real-time indexing status for your connected tools, showing whether they are "Indexing..." or "Indexed". This status is also visible on the Repositories page for your codebases.
Manual Sync for Help Desks: We've added "Sync" buttons for Intercom and Zendesk on the Integrations page, allowing you to trigger an immediate data refresh whenever needed.
Automated Release Notes and Formatting
Save time with new automation features for your release notes.
Scheduled Release Notes: You can now schedule release notes to be automatically generated on a recurring basis, such as weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
"Copy for Slack" Button: A new "Copy for Slack" button is available on both Release Notes and Documentation pages. It automatically formats the content to look great when pasted into Slack.
Advanced Customization and Settings
Tailor the platform's output to perfectly match your company's style and workflow.
Custom Voice and Templates: In the new "Configuration" section of your Account Settings, you can now define a specific "Voice" (style guidelines) and "Template" for AI-generated content. This can be set for both Release Notes and external Documentation.
"Verify Answer" in Slack: A new setting allows you to enable a "Verify Answer" button on answers provided in Slack. This lets your team members confirm if an answer was correct, helping to improve accuracy over time. This can be configured for your entire organization or for specific Slack channels.
Onboarding and In-App Support
We've made it easier to get started and find help when you need it.
Welcome Screen: New users will now be greeted with a welcome screen that helps them schedule an onboarding call with our team.
In-App Chat: An in-app chat widget has been added, providing a quick and easy way to contact our support team directly from within the application.
September 2025
Review and Address Documentation Updates on the New Action Items Page
A new "Action Items" page has been added under the Documentation section. This page provides a centralized place to review all suggested updates to your documentation, which can be triggered in two ways:
Code Changes: When the underlying code changes, we'll suggest updates to the relevant documentation, showing you the old and new text side-by-side.
Customer Conversations: We now analyze customer conversations from integrated services (like Intercom). If a conversation indicates that your documentation might be unclear or missing information, we'll create an action item with a summary for you to review.
You can now easily navigate between different documents that have pending action items from this single page.
Connect Bitbucket and Zendesk, and Navigate Integrations with Ease
You can now connect your Bitbucket and Zendesk accounts.
Bitbucket: Connect your Bitbucket repositories to keep your documentation in sync with your codebase. You can specify which branch to monitor for each repository.
Zendesk: Connect your Zendesk help center to allow the system to read your articles and suggest improvements based on customer tickets.
Additionally, the "Integrations" section in Account Settings has been redesigned with tabs for "All", "Chat", "Code", and "Documentation" to make managing your connections simpler.
A Cleaner, More Organized Navigation Menu
The main navigation menu has been updated to be more intuitive. "Documentation" and "Integrations" are now organized into collapsible sections, containing related sub-pages like "Action Items" and "Repositories". This makes it easier to find the pages you need and reduces clutter.
Enhanced Team Role Management
You can now assign roles to team members for better access control. When inviting a new user, you can choose to invite them as a "Regular" user or an "Admin". The roles of existing team members can also be changed at any time from the "Team" section in your Account Settings.
Improved Documentation Publishing
The process for publishing new documentation has been improved. When you publish a document, you will now first select the destination, such as Notion or Intercom. After selecting the source, you can then choose the specific parent page (for Notion) or collection (for Intercom) where the new document should be created.
August 2025
Automated Release Notes Generator
A new "Release Notes" section has been added to the application. This feature can automatically generate release notes by summarizing recent code changes between two dates, making it easier to keep your team and customers informed about new features and improvements.
Enhanced Documentation Management
The documentation tools have been significantly updated to improve your workflow:
Action Items Page: A new "Action Items" page under the "Documentation" section provides a centralized view of all documentation that requires your review.
New Review Triggers: In addition to code changes, documentation updates can now be suggested based on customer conversations from integrated platforms like Intercom.
Publish Directly: You can now publish documentation created within the app directly to your Notion or Intercom accounts.
Improved Team and Integration Settings
We've added more control over your team and integrations:
User Roles: Administrators can now assign "Admin" or "Regular" roles to team members, allowing for better access management.
Custom Slack Channel Sources: When configuring a Slack channel, you can now select which specific knowledge sources (e.g., Codebase, Zendesk, Intercom) the bot should use to answer questions in that channel, enabling more tailored support.