generated: '2026-08-08' method: searched source: https://developers.botify.com/changelog api: Botify API scheme: format: dated post list (ReadMe changelog) url: https://developers.botify.com/changelog llms_index: https://developers.botify.com/llms.txt rss: false machine_readable: false current_version: v1 note: >- Botify runs a changelog surface on its ReadMe-hosted developer portal, but as of this probe it contains a SINGLE post — the announcement of the portal itself — and the API-reference pages all carry the same `updatedAt: 2025-09-18` stamp from that migration. There is no per-release entry, no version numbering, no breaking-change notice, and no feed. The Swagger at api.botify.com/v1/swagger.json is unversioned beyond `info.version: 1.0.0`, so a consumer has no published way to detect that the contract changed. Product-level release news is published on the marketing blog (www.botify.com/blog) instead, which is not an API changelog. entries: - title: Welcome to Botify's new API documentation! url: https://developers.botify.com/changelog/welcome date: '2025-09-18' date_precision: portal-publish-stamp type: documentation breaking: false highlights: - New ReadMe-hosted developer portal at developers.botify.com replacing old.developers.botify.com. - API reference regenerated from the Swagger; BQL guides, limits and collections documented. note: >- The error-code reference and the export/rate-limit table from the legacy portal were NOT carried over — see lifecycle/botify-lifecycle.yml and errors/botify-problem-types.yml. gaps: - No RSS/Atom or JSON feed on the changelog. - No version identifiers, no dated spec releases, no breaking-change policy. - The OpenAPI/Swagger document is not versioned or archived per release. x-evidence: fetched: '2026-08-08' probes: - url: https://developers.botify.com/changelog http_status: 200 - url: https://developers.botify.com/changelog/welcome.md http_status: 200 - url: https://developers.botify.com/llms.txt http_status: 200