generated: '2026-08-28'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://www.specright.com/blog/ — Specright's product release posts. Each entry's date was
  read from the article:published_time meta tag on the post itself, fetched 2026-08-28.
docs: https://www.specright.com/blog/
name: Specright product release notes
description: >-
  Specright publishes dated product release announcements as blog posts. This is a genuine,
  dated, ongoing release surface — but it is a PRODUCT changelog, not an API changelog. No
  entry below enumerates an API change, a new endpoint or a breaking change; the API's own
  version has stayed at v1 since 2020 with no published change history.

scheme:
  style: >-
    Numbered releases (18.0 to 24.0) through 2023, replaced by seasonal releases (Spring /
    Summer + year) from 2025.
  current: Summer 2026 (Release 34)
  format: blog post
  machine_readable: false
  feed: https://www.specright.com/feed/
  feed_status: 200
  feed_note: >-
    The site RSS feed carries all blog posts, release notes among them; there is no
    release-only feed or category feed dedicated to changes.

covers_api: false
api_changelog_published: false

entries:
  - version: Summer 2026 (Release 34)
    date: '2026-07-28'
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/whats-new-in-specright-summer-2026-release/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
    highlights:
      - Two new specialist agents added to the Specright AI Assistant.
      - New capability in the R&D Workbench.
      - An AI-assisted path for ingesting supplier data without forcing suppliers onto a template.
  - version: Spring 2025
    date: '2025-04-09'
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/spring-2025-product-release/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
    highlights:
      - Mass revision.
      - Spec export improvements.
  - version: Release 24.0
    date: '2023-12-20'
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/product-release-24-0-blog/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
  - version: Release 23.0
    date: '2023-09-29'
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/specright-continues-to-expand-and-enhance-features-in-product-release-23-0/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
    highlights:
      - Plan for Every Part features.
      - FDA supplier recall and inspection data integrations.
      - Unit-of-measure conversion enhancements.
  - version: Release 22.0
    date: null
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/release-22-0-blog/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
    note: Described by Specright as its largest release to date. Date not re-probed in this pass.
  - version: Release 21.0
    date: null
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/specification-data-management-product-release-21-0-blog/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
  - version: Release 20.0
    date: null
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/20-0-release-blog/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated
  - version: Release 18.0
    date: null
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/new-to-specright-release-18-0/
    breaking: false
    api_changes: none stated

related:
  api_launch:
    date: '2020-02-13'
    url: https://www.specright.com/blog/specright-announces-api-developer-portal/
    note: >-
      The API and developer portal launch announcement. It promised "GraphQL support is
      coming soon"; six years on, no GraphQL surface exists — probes of
      api.specright.com/graphql and www.specright.com/graphql both returned 404.

gaps:
  - No API changelog. A consumer of api.specright.com has no dated record of what changed.
  - Release notes are marketing posts, not structured change records — no added/changed/
    removed sections, no version diff, no migration notes.
  - Numbering discontinuity between the numbered series and the seasonal series is not
    explained anywhere, so "Release 34" cannot be placed against "Release 24.0" from the
    published record alone.