Everything we have shipped to Ellie, newest first.
You can now attach an image to a changelog entry and manage it from the changelog editor. Image uploads support alt text and show a preview right away. Published images appear across your public changelog, embedded widget, and What's New feeds.
Changelog entries can now be tied to help articles automatically or pinned manually. That means article links can appear even if the article is published after the changelog entry, while still letting founders choose a specific article when needed. Public article pages also now show recent changelog updates that mention that article.
Suggestion results now include the full diff in structured content. If you consume structured suggestion output, you can now show the exact patch alongside the suggestion during review.
Screenshot placeholders now support extended capture options such as crop, pad, zoom, annotate, hide, expect, alt text, and step-specific hints. You can also capture screenshots for specific personas, including onboarding steps, so images can show the right account state or flow. The editor now indicates when a screenshot has saved capture options, public pages generate cleaner fallback alt text, and failed or placeholder images no longer show broken-image icons.
You can now update an article's meta description directly from Ellie chat. Changes apply immediately, use plain text only, and can be reversed later. Published articles still require permission to publish.
You can now manage and publish product changelog entries from inside the project. Project maintainers get a new Changelog area in the sidebar with a review page to inspect drafted release notes, triage items, and publish editions to the public changelog. All users will see a new "What's new" button at the bottom of the sidebar with an unread badge and quick list of recent entries, and the public docs site exposes a /changelog index, per-edition pages and RSS/JSON feeds so readers can browse and subscribe.
