Changelog

Digest emails now carry the digest itself — the change counts, the written intro, and the Key changes and Worth knowing highlights land in the inbox, not just a link.

The Reports feature is now called Digests everywhere in the product, and each digest opens as a single readable page — a summary, the key changes, and collapsible sections for the underlying releases and full change list — instead of the old two-tab layout.

Scheduled reports now deliver on their settings — when a schedule opts in, each digest publishes itself with a share link and every member is notified when it lands.

Whether a repository fits a plan is now judged on its source code alone — repositories with years of version history but modest source no longer read as too large.

Quiet releases now leave a mark — when a review finds no product behaviour changed, the changelog shows a calm "Specsight reviewed" line with a one-sentence reason instead of staying silent. Runs of reviewed releases collapse into a single expandable group, and a project whose latest merge changed nothing reads "Reviewed" on the dashboard.

Highlights arrived — when a sync changes or removes a scenario existing users would feel, Specsight flags it with a one-sentence reason written for the people who use your product. Flagged releases carry a highlight count on the changelog, a badge on the affected rows, and the same flags in the post-sync email and dashboard cards.

Ask Specsight is now open to every organisation — the Coming soon gate is gone, so anyone on the team can ask from the project overview, the Ask area in the project rail, or the Command-K palette. The daily question limit and the locked-organisation block still apply, and Ask stays in beta for now.

In-product Specsight Help arrived — open it from the Help button and ask in plain language how to use Specsight, anywhere in the dashboard. Answers come from the help articles with a link to the article behind each one; Admins can also ask about their plan, subscription status, and remaining usage. Project questions hand over to that project's Ask.

Ask Specsight arrived — ask in plain language and get an answer drawn from your spec, with citations back to the exact scenario, feature, report, or annotation behind every point. Threads can be pinned, renamed, exported, or deleted, and a Command-K palette answers from anywhere. Rolling out gradually — organisations still waiting see a Coming soon note.

Organisations that sign up but never pick a plan now get a single "are you still there?" email three days in, nudging the founding admin back to finish onboarding. Each organisation is reminded once.

Event promo links now work end-to-end — claim the discount on the offer page and it follows you through sign-up, onboarding, and the first Stripe checkout. The billing page also shows the active discount, when it ends, and the full price that takes over after.

The organisation rail now hides items the signed-in role cannot use — Developers no longer see People, Billing, or Settings; Editors and Viewers see Home only.

The project overview "what changed" card widened from a weekly to a monthly window with weekly sparkline bars, and the recent activity feed now folds Specsight syncs in alongside manual edits and annotations.