AfricaOS Changelog
A clear timeline of every AfricaOS release, what changed, why it matters, and how to update. No noise, just the changes that affect your workspace.
Updated with each release RSS available Dated and versioned, newest firstWhat you will find here
This is not general documentation. This site has one purpose: to make changes obvious and actionable.
Versioned releases
Each entry is a dated, immutable release with a version number and a concise change list.
Scope and impact
What changed, who it affects, and whether you need to act. Breaking changes are called out first.
Upgrade guidance
Migration notes and links to the main docs when a change needs setup or data moves.
How AfricaOS ships
AfricaOS is modular, so releases are small and focused. The format stays consistent so the timeline stays scannable.
Dated releases
Every entry carries a release date and a version. Dates use a long format like January 1, 2026 for clarity, never ambiguous dashes.
Typed changes
Changes are grouped as Feature, Fix, Improvement, or Breaking. Breaking changes include what to do before you update.
Linked context
When a change needs more than a line, the entry links to the relevant guide in the main AfricaOS documentation.
Start here
Browse the timeline
Open the latest release and read what is new. Use the sidebar to move between versions.
Subscribe to updates
Add /changelog/rss.xml to your reader to get new releases as they publish.
What counts as a release
- Features New modules, APIs, or capabilities you can adopt
- Improvements Faster, clearer, or more reliable behavior in existing flows
- Fixes Corrections that remove known issues without changing the contract
- Breaking Changes that need your attention before you deploy
For readers and for agents
This changelog is built for both people and tooling. Human readers get the formatted timeline. AI agents and automation can read the same content as structured Markdown via the site discovery endpoints.