Changelog
Product updates
A running record of improvements, fixes, and feature releases across AITWIRE.
Dev.to publishing retired
Retired Dev.to as a publishing destination. Over four months we published 20 articles there; every one of them is served with a noindex tag by Dev.to, none has ever been cited in an AI answer we measured, and across all 20 they drew no reactions or comments. Dev.to gates search indexing on author reputation earned through community participation, which a publishing integration cannot supply. The 20 existing articles remain live. Hashnode and GitHub, which run the same pipeline over the same period, are unaffected.
Publishing destinations, verified change, and social
Turn measured gaps into publishing across owned, free, and paid destinations — your own CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify), GitHub, Dev.to, Hashnode, Bluesky, and IndexNow — with the canonical link always pointing back to your site. Added course-of-action campaigns (goal → measure → verdict → next action), expected-vs-re-measured deltas on applied actions, per-item public/private control, and an in-dashboard social composer. (Dev.to publishing was retired in September 2026 — see v0.33.)
Improved authority publishing workflows
Expanded machine-first publishing flows, improved workspace controls, and clearer handling of authority outputs for managed domains.
Audit and monitoring improvements
Improved scan reliability, refined monitoring visibility, and added clearer status handling across audit workflows.
Workspace and settings fixes
Fixed a set of account, plan, and settings issues affecting dashboard consistency and configuration updates.
Better authority graph visibility
Improved the presentation of machine-first authority relationships and expanded the structure of visibility results in the dashboard.
Initial usage and plan controls
Added plan-aware usage visibility and clearer workspace-level controls for subscriptions and feature access.