Changelogs & Release Notes use case — publish structured, machine-readable release notes alongside canonical docs.
What this is (short answer): A way to publish changelogs and release notes that are machine-readable, cross-linked to canonical docs, and optimized for extractability so both humans and LLMs can surface recent changes quickly.
Why this helps
- Makes product changes discoverable and citable.
- Keeps canonical documentation linked to specific releases.
- Enables AI agents to summarize recent updates for users.
When to use
- You ship frequent releases and need clear migration notes or deprecations.
- You want release-level metadata separate from long-form docs.
Quick start
- Publish a short paper per notable release with
versionanddatePublishedmetadata. - Add a 1–2 sentence extractable summary at the top for AI snippets.
- Link each release to affected canonical docs and add a brief
migrationnote if needed.