# What's new

Every Dewstack release, newest first. Each one has a theme, because they were built that way: one release taught your docs to talk to AI assistants, another taught you what your readers actually do, and the two before them were about getting content in and controlling who sees it.

Open a release for the full detail. Every entry links to the guide for the feature, so the changelog stays a summary rather than a second set of documentation.

[July 2026 · Latest Docs your AI can read An MCP endpoint on every public docs site, `llms.txt` and markdown alternates, API keys and a public REST API, spaces and tabs, a fourth theme with a live preview, and dark mode for readers.](/docs/changelog/july-2026) [January 2026 See what readers actually do Analytics rebuilt around four tabs, FlowCapture turning a screen recording into a how-to page, and a built-in image editor for crops, highlights and arrows.](/docs/changelog/january-2026) [October 2025 Getting your content in Import Center as a reusable document library, OAuth connections to Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Confluence, Jira and Dropbox, and importing straight into an existing page.](/docs/changelog/october-2025) [July 2025 Control over who sees what Several private links per workspace, password groups with a password each, and access rules that can be scoped to individual collections.](/docs/changelog/july-2025)

## Where to start

If you read one release, make it [July 2026](/docs/changelog/july-2026) – it is the one that changes what your documentation is _for_. Everything in it is live the moment your workspace is Public, with nothing to configure.

[Upgrade notes Four things worth checking once. Nothing in these releases requires action.](/docs/changelog/upgrade-notes) [AI-ready docs Every machine-readable surface Dewstack publishes for you.](/docs/ai-ready-docs/why-ai-ready) [What is FlowCapture Record a task in Chrome and get a written how-to page.](/docs/flowcapture/what-is-flowcapture)