API Changelog Tracker
Tracks API changelogs when RSS feeds are blocked or pages are JavaScript-heavy.

Changelog-style AI news feed with trend metrics, though newsletters cover similar ground.
AI engineers and product builders
TLDR AI · Ben's Bites · The Batch
We're both building AI products in production. We both get a huge buzz out of being on X, and our day-to-day work changes meaningfully based on what we find that day.
We built AI Primer to get the benefit of being on X but with the focus of a curated feed. You can catch up when you want without the anxiety of missing something if you skip a day on X.
It’s closer to a changelog than a newsletter. Dated entries, every summary links back to a primary source, filterable by company / model / topic. You can scan the last week in a few minutes.
We have a lot more coming (e.g. embedded agentic search) and would love your feedback on what’s missing and where we could do better.
Tracks API changelogs when RSS feeds are blocked or pages are JavaScript-heavy.
The landing delivers a tight promise — ‘stay ahead of the AI game without the overwhelm’ — and the signup flow looks deliberately low-friction. What’s missing is evidence of unique curation: no sample issue, ranking method, or filter logic is shown, so it reads as a well-designed but typical newsletter unless the author surfaces a distinctive editorial process or dataset.
Removes changelog friction for busy teams, but Changelogly and LaunchNotes already solved this.
7M primers from 400K papers - why didn't this aggregated database exist before?
Renovatebot for everything, not just dependencies—docs, configs, and release orchestration.
Niche dashboard for Claude Code updates when GitHub releases already exist.