Embed and GitHub-related URLs now keep the original capitalization of GitHub usernames and org names, so your project links display correctly. We also strengthened HTTPS protection by ensuring browsers receive a Strict-Transport-Security header with subdomain coverage and preload support.

This release expands compatibility for GPT-5 models by routing GPT-5.x requests through the right API, helping summaries generate reliably as models evolve. It also addresses a security concern and reduces release-time failures by ensuring the app can start cleanly during updates.

This release updates the default paid AI model to GPT-5.2 and refreshes the model selection UI, with new guidance on how the models differ. Timezone settings are now easier to pick with clear UTC offsets, autosave on change, and automatic detection on first login. We also fixed several GitHub account and dashboard issues, plus tightened embed subscription access controls.

This release makes reconnecting GitHub accounts more reliable and cleans up the repositories view. Previously, reconnecting a disconnected GitHub installation could leave it and its projects marked inaccessible. We now correctly restore access in several flows and only show the Connected Accounts callout when you actually have more than one GitHub account linked.

This release adds a clear empty state message to the dashboard and repositories pages when the GitHub App has no repository access. Instead of a blank screen, users now see a guided explanation and a direct link to their GitHub installation settings so they can quickly configure repository access and refresh to start tracking projects.

This release fixes IndexNow support for custom domains so search engines can correctly verify and index your changelog pages. IndexNow keys are now served on custom domains and submissions use the right host and key location for the URLs you submit, restoring reliable indexing for custom domain changelogs.