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August 2025 updates โ˜€๏ธ

August brought a wave of improvements across Redocly's product suite, with enhanced AI integration, better navigation, improved workflows, and a more robust feedback system.

Here's what's new:

๐Ÿค– Enhanced AI integration

We're expanding LLM capabilities throughout the platform:

  • GraphQL docs AI actions: LLM-related page actions are now available in GraphQL documentation, bringing the same AI-powered assistance you love to your GraphQL schemas.
  • Smarter content filtering: Fixed an issue where LLM page actions appeared on pages excluded from search โ€” now they only show where they're meant to be useful.

๐Ÿงญ Better navigation and UI

Navigation just got a major upgrade with improved breadcrumbs that make exploring large documentation sites effortless:

  • Refined visual design: Cleaner, more intuitive breadcrumb styling.
  • Smart page name handling: Long page names are automatically shortened to keep navigation clean.
  • Deep structure support: Dropdown menus help you navigate complex documentation hierarchies.
  • Related page suggestions: Discover relevant content as you browse.
  • Icon support: Add visual cues to your breadcrumb navigation.
  • Multilingual translations: Breadcrumbs work seamlessly across languages.
  • Cleaner catalog: Fixed duplicate entries in the catalog for a tidier experience.

โšก GraphQL enhancements

GraphQL documentation continues to get more powerful:

  • Enhanced security documentation: The @requiresScopes directive now includes detailed security section documentation.

๐Ÿ”Œ OpenAPI enhancements

  • Better discriminator handling: Added search functionality to discriminator dropdowns for lists longer than six items โ€” no more endless scrolling through options.

๐Ÿ”„ Workflow and AsyncAPI improvements

Developer workflows are getting smarter and more flexible:

  • Workflow execution: You can now run workflows directly with full input schema support.
  • Enhanced Arazzo support: Expression highlighting, completion support, and x-security integration make writing workflows smoother.
  • AsyncAPI metadata: Support for the x-metadata extension gives you more control over your AsyncAPI documentation.
  • Updated UI elements: New Play and WorkflowHierarchy icons, plus refreshed collection tree interface.

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Developer experience upgrades

Several quality-of-life improvements for developers:

  • Dynamic component loading: New dynamic function in @redocly/theme enables lazy loading for better performance.
  • Authentication improvements:
    • tokenUrl values now serve as defaults in Try It security flows
    • Added support for accessing original identity provider tokens
  • Flexible configuration: Made the codeSamples->languages parameter optional for easier setup.
  • Enhanced components: Classic catalog card component is now part of the ejectable components library.
  • Better Markdoc: Built-in functions and custom functions are now easily accessible in the Markdoc tags dropdown.

๐Ÿ“ Improved feedback system

Feedback management gets a significant boost:

  • Automatic spam detection: New content-based spam detection keeps your feedback clean automatically.
  • Enhanced workflow: Added "In Review" and "Resolved" statuses for better feedback lifecycle management.
  • Internal collaboration: Team members can now add internal comments to feedback entries.
  • Git integration: Pull request reviews are automatically posted to connected Git providers.

๐ŸŽจ Enhanced Reunite experience

Reunite builds are now more informative and visually appealing:

  • Improved build logs: Refined emoji usage, better alignment for multiline logs, and colorful status indicators for info and warning messages make tracking builds more intuitive.

๐Ÿ› Quality improvements

We've also shipped numerous fixes to make your experience smoother:

  • Better error handling: Fixed crashes during sidebar generation with long folder names.
  • Improved authentication: Updated environment variable naming (OAUTH_USE_INTROSPECT โ†’ REDOCLY_OAUTH_USE_INTROSPECT) and fixed various SSO-related issues.
  • Enhanced search: Fixed RBAC-restricted content appearing in search results and improved search index generation.
  • URL handling: Better support for trailing slashes and path prefixes across the platform.
  • Component fixes: Resolved issues with code-walkthrough steps, mock servers, and various UI elements.

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๐Ÿ”ฎ Roadmap sneak peek

We're continuing to invest in features that make building and running with Redocly even more powerful:

  • Remote content file - people have been asking to be able to do remote content with a single file (in addition to a folder of files) and it is coming soon.
  • MCP servers โ€“ deeper integration with external tools and workflows.
  • Runtime logs โ€“ richer visibility into what's happening behind the scenes.
  • Catalog โ€“ richer ways to describe APIs, entities, and relationships.
  • Visual workflows builder โ€“ model API interactions visually.
  • Performance โ€“ faster response times and improved stability across large projects.

That's it for August! ๐Ÿš€ As always, we'd love your feedback โ€” let us know what you think!

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