API changelog
Octri writes your API changelog for you. Each time you import a new spec version, it compares that version with the last one and records what changed, so readers can see new endpoints and breaking changes without you writing a thing.
What it records
Each entry belongs to a spec version and lists the differences, with before and after values where a value changed. A release with breaking changes carries a warning, so readers know to review it before upgrading.
Where readers see it
Your docs site publishes the feed at /changelog, under its own Changelog tab. That tab is permanent: you can reorder or hide it, but not rename or delete it. It only appears once there is an entry to show.
Hide it under navigation if you'd rather not publish one.
In the dashboard
The project's Changelog page lists each release, with the diff for that version. On the Free plan a release shows as a table of changes. From Starter up, it shows as a written summary.
Hearing about new entries
The changelog.generated webhook event fires for each one, so a release can post to Slack on its own. From the CLI, use octri docs changelog.