The record—logg on logg

Now

Everything we've shipped, in the shape logg ships it — the product's own output format, running on itself.

ChangelogDocsMCP

March 12, 2026

v2.3.0

Audience tabs on public pages

One release rarely means one story. A schema migration matters to your platform team; the redesign matters to everyone. Entries can now tag each item with an audience, and public pages grow a tab row so each reader sees their own cut of the log.

Features

  • Audiences—define audiences per project — Customers, Developers, Internal — and tag any changelog item with one or more.
  • Public tabs—your public page and every embed filter live, with All as the default view.

Improvements

  • React components—@logg/react picks up audience tabs automatically; defaultAudience selects the initial view.

February 4, 2026

v2.2.0

The MCP server

Your changelog is now something your coding agent can read and write. logg speaks Model Context Protocol over OAuth 2.1 — connect Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex and the log becomes another surface your tools can reach.

Features

  • Eleven tools—projects, entries, publish state, sync, and generation — the full dashboard surface, callable.
  • OAuth 2.1 with PKCE—compliant clients authenticate themselves; no manual token handling.

try it

"what shipped in logg last month?"

Any MCP-aware agent answers this from your actual release history.

January 15, 2026

v2.1.0

A theme of our own

@logg/react has always dressed itself in your site's variables. It still does — but it can now opt into logg's own look with a single prop, for when the widget should look like the product instead of the host.

Features

  • theme="logg"—obsidian canvas, hairline borders, editorial type.

Improvements

  • Adaptive default—the shadcn-variable inheritance path is unchanged and remains the default.

— Record begins · January 2026