Source catalog

Which release-note sources have stable parsers today.

Stable parsers extract releases deterministically and don't incur per-poll LLM cost. Anything not on this list goes through the AI fallback parser — usable, but treat the results with more caution.

Supported sources

GitHub Releases

https://github.com/<owner>/<repo>stable.

Pulls tagged releases via the GitHub API. Includes diff analysis between consecutive tags, risk scoring, and undocumented-change detection. The default and highest-coverage source — works for any public repo with tagged releases.

https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/release-notesstable.

Deterministic HTML adapter for the Google Ads API release-notes page. Each v_x_y heading is treated as one release. Diff analysis is not applicable for HTML changelog sources, so risk scoring on these releases is informational rather than diff-derived.

What if my source isn't listed? #

Two paths:

  1. Try it anyway. Paste the URL when adding a source — we'll route it through the AI fallback parser. For well-formatted single-page changelogs, this works reasonably well.
  2. Request a stable adapter. If a release-notes page is critical to your work, we'll prioritize a deterministic parser. See Reference → Parser stability.

This catalog grows as we ship adapters — check back periodically.