generated: '2026-08-12'
method: searched
source: https://motionapp.com/releases
name: Motion — release notes
scheme: dated-product-releases
versioned: false
current_version: null
current_version_note: >-
  Motion ships no version numbers. Releases are named features with a publication date; there is no
  semver, no date-stamped API version, and no version header on the MCP surface.
url: https://motionapp.com/releases
feed: null
feed_note: No RSS/Atom or JSON feed is published for the release notes.
api_changelog: false
api_changelog_note: >-
  There is no API- or MCP-specific changelog. The Motion MCP shipped without a corresponding entry
  on /releases — the MCP landing page (https://motionapp.com/mcp) and the help-centre article are
  its only announcements, and neither carries a publication date. A consumer cannot tell when a
  Motion MCP tool was added, renamed, or changed.
entry_count: 1
entry_count_note: >-
  Motion's public sitemap lists exactly two /releases/* pages. One is a real release; the other,
  /releases/test-for-presentation, renders with the title "Testing stub" and is an unremoved test
  page that is nonetheless present in the production sitemap. It is recorded below as a non-entry
  rather than counted.
entries:
- date: '2025-11-10'
  title: Introducing AI Tagging
  url: https://motionapp.com/releases/introducing-ai-tagging
  type: addition
  breaking: false
  highlights:
  - >-
    AI Tagging automatically watches, analyzes and categorizes every ad in an account, surfacing
    creative patterns without naming conventions.
  - >-
    Ships a fixed 8-category taxonomy — Asset type, Visual format, Messaging angle, Hook tactic,
    Seasonality, Offer type, Intended audience, Headline tactic — refined over 100+ tests with alpha
    and beta customers.
  - New tag values are generated as new creatives launch, rather than from a static list.
  - Live in every Motion plan out of the box.
  agent_relevance: >-
    This is the taxonomy the Motion MCP's get_glossary_values tool returns, and the filter dimension
    the creative tools accept. Motion states in this release that the taxonomy was "built as a
    taxonomy that can be understood by both humans and agentic AI systems" — the MCP is the delivery
    of that stated intent.
  docs: https://help.motionapp.com/en/articles/12461770-getting-started-with-ai-tagging-in-motion
non_entries:
- url: https://motionapp.com/releases/test-for-presentation
  title: Testing stub
  http_status: 200
  note: >-
    A test page dated the same day as the AI Tagging release, live and listed in
    https://motionapp.com/sitemap.xml. Recorded as a data-hygiene observation on the provider's
    surface, not as a release.