Changelogs
A new Content space for release notes, edited like a blog and read on one scrolling page.
Every product needs a place to say what shipped. Control Panel now has one: a changelog is a third kind of Content space, next to blogs and Help Centers. It's a folder of .mdx files in the repository, one per release, with a title, a date and a note.
Editing
In Control Panel a changelog works like a blog. Releases are listed newest first in the sidebar, each opens in the same editor as a post, and the Claude panel next to it can draft the note for you — from the commits since the last release, say. Releases can be drafts until you flip the publish switch.
Add one under Settings → Content → Changelogs. The folder is recorded in .paralect.json, so everyone opening the repository gets the same space.
Reading
Published on Relay, a changelog is one long page: the date sits in a column on the left, the release on the right, and older releases load as you scroll. Each release still has its own address at <site>/changelog/<slug>, with a title, description and share card like any article, so a release can be linked from a tweet or a customer email.
This changelog is the first one. It lives at content/changelog in the Control Panel repository.