A public changelog, with an RSS feed

This is the page you're reading. It's new. Vallit used to ship releases into Slack and forget about them — good for velocity, bad for anyone outside the build loop who wanted to know what changed and when. The changelog exists so that stops.

The editorial data model is a plain TypeScript array at lib/changelogs.tsx: slug, date, category, title, excerpt, lead, body, source reference, author, read time. The list view at /changelog renders every entry chronologically with a category pill and a hero panel; the detail view at /changelog/[slug] expands the lead, prints the body, and shows prev/next navigation. The landing page pulls the four newest entries into a What's New rail that links straight into the detail views.

Every entry has to cite a real source now — a merged PR, a commit SHA, or a MEMORY.md section — so the page stops being marketing bait. If a release can't be backed by shipped code, it doesn't land here. That's the rule for humans and the rule for the agents that edit this file too.

There's an RSS feed at /changelog/feed.xml. Point your reader at it and you'll see new entries without having to remember we exist.