Changelog entries now capture and display GitHub pull request labels separately from AI-generated tags. Public changelogs add a filter bar for tags and labels, with links that keep your selection as you paginate, making it easier to browse and share focused views.

You can now share published changelog entries to X with a single click, using an AI-generated sentence that fits within typical post limits. This helps teams quickly promote releases with consistent messaging, while keeping the focus on what changed and linking back to the entry for full context.

You can now choose whether the in-app embed widget bubble sits at the top or bottom of the screen, in addition to the existing left or right placement. This makes it easier to place the widget in any corner so it fits your site layout and avoids overlapping important UI elements.

You can now use a dedicated Contact page across the site, with updated links in the footer and help sections. GitHub Marketplace webhooks are also more reliable, handling empty or malformed requests gracefully to avoid processing errors.

You can now regenerate manually written changelog entries using AI, not just entries created from GitHub release data. The Regenerate button is always available, and the modal adjusts its guidance based on whether the entry has release metadata, keeping options relevant to the type of entry you are editing.

Open Graph images now choose the right look based on which logo is available, using a dark background for dark mode logos and a light background for regular logos. We also fixed an issue that could cause changelog pages to error when generating OG image URLs in certain contexts.