Changelog

You can now keep up with new help articles and product updates using standard RSS readers. Both the Documentation and Changelog pages now display an RSS icon that links directly to the feed, and the feeds are advertised to crawlers for better discoverability. Here's what's new.

• Docs RSS feed: Subscribe to receive a feed of all published help…

You can now hide an article or changelog entry without deleting it, and bring it back to life whenever you’re ready. After editing a published piece, you no longer need to go through the review step – just save and publish again to see the changes live. Public pages also got a visual refresh: the “Powered by usedocs” badge stays, the approval line…

We’ve made a few updates to help you share information more clearly and keep new users engaged. Your help center now works with readable slugs, changelog entries can be drafted before they go live, and new sign‑ups get a warm welcome plus a helpful follow‑up. Here’s what’s new.

• Custom Help Slug: Use a simple, memorable slug in your public help URLs…

What’s new?

1. Open the Help Center from the left‑hand navigation.

1. Click the Automation tab (the new tab appears next to Redirects).

1. In your GitHub repo, go to Settings → Webhooks → Add webhook.

1. Payload URL – paste the Webhook URL shown in the Automation tab.