A more useful changelog page: search, filters, and shareable entries

The public changelog got the page it was missing. It used to be a bare list dropped straight into the browser, with a "Page 5 of 9" pager at the bottom and no way out. It now has an actual home.

A header and a footer. Arriving from an email, an RSS reader, or a link someone shared, you're no longer stuck on a dead end: the page carries a link to the docs, a link into the product, and a footer with the same, plus the RSS feed.

Search and filter instead of paging through. The numbered pager is gone. Type in the search box to match a title or description, or pick one of the type chips (Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, Security, Deprecated), each showing how many entries match. Load more reveals 20 more at a time, and whatever you've typed or picked stays in the page's URL, so a search or a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared as-is.

Badges now match the emails. Each entry's type badge is the same colour-coded chip already used in the daily and weekly product emails, so "Security" or "Fixed" look identical wherever you're reading.

Every entry is shareable. A Copy link button sits next to the existing Copy Markdown on each entry. It opens your device's share sheet on mobile, or copies the link elsewhere. Pasting an entry's URL into Slack, an email, or anywhere else that unfurls links now shows a proper card, with the entry's title, description, and screenshot when it has one. Each entry also links to the one right before and after it, so you can walk the history without going back to the list.

Better on a phone. A row on the list is now one large tap target: tap anywhere on the card, not just a small "Read more" button. The one trade-off: on a phone, tapping an entry's screenshot opens the entry instead of zooming into the image. Zoom is still there on a larger screen. The header is also fixed on narrow screens: it used to squeeze the logo, a Docs button, the theme toggle, and a "Go to dashboard" button onto one row, which broke outright in some languages. A phone now shows just the logo and a menu icon that opens those controls in a slide-out panel.

One entry moved off this page. An entry from August 6, about the Agent Versions API, was showing up here, in the RSS feed, and in the llms.txt file even though it's meant for API integrators rather than this list. It's no longer listed on those three surfaces, or in the sitemap, but its own page hasn't gone anywhere: the link still resolves if you had it bookmarked or shared it.