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Semicola keeps one account-aware release feed. Ask Semi “What changed since I was last here?” for a summary, open Release notes (open_page with page: "release_notes"), or read the feed over REST.

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Three views

  • For you: changes for your role (buyer or seller), plus feature changes that affected your account or that you have set up.
  • Explore: recent changes to features that fit your role but aren’t part of your setup yet. A discovery aid, not a promise that each one fits.
  • Recent updates: every recent entry for your role.
Semicola remembers how far each person has read in each account. Updates since then are marked New. Opening For you moves your read position to the newest update it showed; browsing Explore or Recent updates doesn’t. When there’s something new, Semi offers “What changed since I was last here?” as a starter prompt.

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Labels

Every update carries the same labels, so a list scans quickly:
  • Significance: Fix, Improvement, Feature or Headline. A classification, not a severity.
  • Maturity, only when it changes how to read the update: Alpha, Beta or Retired.
  • Why it’s in your list: Changed for you, In your setup or For all accounts.
An update with documentation offers Read guide.

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Over the API

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Not available yet

  • Release notes posted to a shared Slack channel.
  • Open feature, Open in Semi and Show me guided lessons on an update.