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What has shipped
What has shipped in Narraxio, and when. Entries are added when a capability is usable, not when it is started.
2026
- September — Performance & Activation
- Content performance, conversion association and revenue attribution over stable asset identifiers, with the chosen attribution model shown beside every figure. Campaign briefs generated from governed facts and observed performance.
- August — Publish & Sync
- Deterministic source patches, branch and pull-request publishing mapped back to Narraxio change requests, per-change preview, immutable release snapshots, the versioned content API and signed webhooks.
- July — Managed editing
- Editing against discovered content types, append-only version history, review and approval workflows with policy by content type and risk class, and conflict handling when source moves under a draft.
- June — AI Studio and Brand Brain
- Ask, brainstorm, structured create, rewrite, repurpose and translate, working from assembled context packets. Brand profiles, source facts with validity windows, messaging, audiences and guardrails.
- May — Content Health
- Outdated content driven by fact changes rather than age alone, semantic duplicate detection, terminology and messaging inconsistency, unsupported claim detection and content gap analysis.
- April — Content Census
- GitHub App connection, AST-based schema discovery for TypeScript and JavaScript, Markdown, MDX, JSON and YAML adapters, the content graph with typed relationships, hybrid search, exact source bindings and imported Git provenance.
How entries get added here
One rule, so the changelog stays worth reading.
- A capability appears here on the day it becomes usable by a customer, not on the day work starts
- Breaking changes to the API are a new version and say so explicitly
- Anything affecting repository access, AI provider selection or retention is announced before it takes effect
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