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Most changelog tools show you a preview that is nearly right. This one renders through the same parser, the same sanitiser and the same stylesheet as a published page, so what you are looking at is the article.

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Title

Saved views, and a sidebar that behaves

NewFixed

Rendered by the same server, the same sanitiser and the same stylesheet as a published entry — so this is the article, not an impression of it. Paste the markdown into your changelog editor, or send it through the API or the MCP server.

What renders

Headings, lists, links, bold and italic, inline code, fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting, blockquotes, images and tables. HTML in the source is sanitised rather than trusted — the same treatment on this page as on your public one, because both run the same code.

## What changed

- **Saved views** — filter, then save it
- Fixed a sidebar that could overflow on a phone

```bash
npm install feedfast-mcp
```

> Anything in here reads as a callout.

Getting it published

Paste the markdown into the editor in your dashboard, or skip the dashboard: the REST API takes the same fields, and the MCP server lets your coding agent publish the entry as the last step of shipping the thing it describes.

curl -X POST https://feedfa.st/api/v1/projects/your-project/changelog \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ff_your_key" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"title":"Saved views","tags":["New"],"contentMd":"…","publish":true}'

Published entries land on your hub page, your RSS feed and every embedded widget at once, with the “What's new” badge picking up an unread dot.

Somewhere to publish it

A changelog page on your slug, an RSS feed and an embeddable widget, free for one project. The markdown you just wrote is ready to paste.

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