Changelog
Track the latest product updates, improvements, and fixes for PerceptEye AI. Review recent changes to stay current with new capabilities and platform behavior.
Overview
This starter-kit changelog helps you track recent releases, feature updates, bug fixes, security improvements, and breaking changes for PerceptEye AI. Use it as a reusable structure for publishing release notes that are easy to scan and simple to customize.
This page is a template. Replace the sample entries with your own release history, dates, and version numbers.
Recent releases
Feature updates
Highlight new capabilities, workflow upgrades, and product additions.
Bug fixes
Summarize defects you resolved and any behavior changes users should expect.
Security improvements
Document hardening work, access controls, and policy changes.
New Features
- Added release notes filters so you can scan entries by category.
- Introduced a streamlined version timeline for recent product changes.
- Added support for linking directly to a specific changelog entry.
Improvements
- Improved page rendering for long release histories.
- Refined changelog formatting to keep headings and lists consistent.
- Made example entries easier to replace with your own release data.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed inconsistent spacing in nested update sections.
- Resolved an issue where long titles could wrap awkwardly on smaller screens.
New Features
- Added a reusable release template for teams that publish updates regularly.
- Expanded the sample structure to include feature notes, fixes, and security items.
Security Improvements
- Clarified how to document authentication-related changes in release notes.
- Added guidance for recording permission updates and audit-related changes.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed display issues in the changelog header when descriptions were long.
- Resolved a layout problem in older browsers that affected bullet spacing.
Breaking Changes
- Standardized the recommended release-note structure for all new entries.
- Removed outdated examples that relied on vague placeholder language.
Bug Fixes
- Corrected broken anchor behavior for in-page release links.
- Fixed an issue where empty update sections could render unexpectedly.
Improvements
- Improved readability by grouping changes into clear sections.
- Updated the sample copy to better match production documentation workflows.
How to write release notes
Choose the release
Start with a date and semantic version, such as 2026-10-18 and v1.8.0.
Group changes by type
Use sections like New Features, Improvements, Bug Fixes, Security Improvements, and Breaking Changes.
Keep entries specific
Describe what changed, why it matters, and what users should do next.
Publish and link
Add an anchor link for each major release so readers can jump to the right update quickly.
Release workflow examples
Use this format when you ship new product behavior or workflow enhancements.
## v1.9.0
### New Features
- Added workspace-level activity summaries.
- Introduced a new audit trail view for recent actions.
### Improvements
- Reduced time to open large release histories.
- Simplified changelog navigation for returning readers.
Use this format when you need to document access control or policy updates.
## v1.9.1
### Security Improvements
- Tightened session handling for authenticated users.
- Added clearer guidance for token rotation and expiration.
### Bug Fixes
- Fixed an edge case that could show stale permission labels.
Use this format when a change affects existing behavior or integrations.
## v2.0.0
### Breaking Changes
- Renamed deprecated settings to match the new configuration model.
- Updated migration guidance for existing environments.
### Migration Notes
- Review your current settings before upgrading.
- Verify integrations after deployment.
Fields to include in every entry
| Field | What to include |
|---|---|
| Version | A semantic version such as v1.8.0 |
| Date | The release date in YYYY-MM-DD format |
| Summary | A short sentence describing the release |
| Tags | One or more categories such as feature, bugfix, security, or breaking |
Common writing tips
- Write in active voice and explain what changed for your users.
- Keep each bullet focused on a single outcome.
- Avoid vague phrases like “miscellaneous updates” unless you add details elsewhere.
- If a release changes behavior, call it out explicitly so readers know whether they need to act.
A strong changelog is short, specific, and easy to scan. Readers should understand the impact of a release in under a minute.
Advanced notes
Next steps
Use this page as a starter kit, then adapt it to your release process. You can add screenshots, migration notes, or version-specific links as your product grows.
## v1.10.0
### New Features
- Added exportable release summaries.
- Improved changelog filters for faster review.
git tag v1.10.0
git push origin v1.10.0