This sample post shows how a bug fix entry looks. The "Fix" category is for resolved bugs, regressions, and crashes — short, clear descriptions of what was broken and what now works. Like the other two sample posts, this one is already published so your public changelog isn't empty — edit or delete it whenever you'd like.

Here's another sample post, this time tagged as an Improvement. Use this category for tweaks, polish, performance wins, and UX upgrades — anything that makes the existing product better without being a brand-new feature. Edit or delete this post whenever you're ready.

This is a sample post we created so your changelog widget has something to show right away. We've already published it so your public changelog has content from day one. Feel free to edit it or delete it whenever you're ready. Posts in the "New Feature" category are great for announcing the big stuff you're shipping.

next-kanban is now easier to find online. We've added proper SEO metadata, a robots file, and a sitemap so search engines can index the app correctly.

Why it matters: improved search visibility means more people can discover and share next-kanban without friction, helping your team and collaborators land on the right pages faster.