Early Access is live. This is the first usable version you can access today.

• Collaborative knowledge base editor (real-time)
• Structured documentation blocks for API endpoints, code, deployment configs, and more
• Observability charts embedded in docs
• Prometheus integration for live metrics
• Freshness detection to flag outdated blocks when sources change:
  • GitHub commits / code changes
  • Website content changes
  • Docker image releases
  • Scheduled recheck reminders
• Review + approval workflow (draft → approve → merge) similar to GitHub pull requests

This release is about making Oxynote faster to use day-to-day, better connected to the tools your team already lives in, and more reliable as the source of truth.

• AI assistant in-doc (search, summarize, draft, update suggestions)
• “Context layer” that feeds trusted Oxynote context into Cursor and similar copilots
• Document versioning: view, compare, and restore previous versions
• Review history: full audit trail for approvals, changes, and comments
• Deeper GitHub integration: link and reference pull requests and issues
• Deeper Slack integration:
  • Search Oxynote from Slack
  • Forward Slack messages into the right docs (with AI-assisted placement)
• Expanded metrics sources beyond Prometheus:
  • InfluxDB
  • SQL databases (Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB)
• Rich media embeds + integrations (YouTube, Loom)
• Document organization: categories and tags
• New editor block types:
  • Tables for HTTP responses, status codes, and more
  • Architecture diagrams (Mermaid)

This release adds the structure and operational layer teams need to run Oxynote at scale: multiple workspaces, clear access control, richer inputs from external systems, and proactive signals when something needs attention.

• Roles + granular permissions
• Multi-organization workspaces
• New block types:
  • Roadmap
  • External logs (Loki)
  • External system access controls (tables + request buttons)
• File storage (PDF, DOCX, etc.)
• Metric alerts