Chatinoid Development History

Main Changelog

Welcome to the main overview.

Why is the Changelog available only in English?

The Chatinoid Changelog is intentionally published exclusively in English due to the highly technical nature of the release documentation. Many sections contain:

• code-level terminology and syntax references,
• module identifiers and internal system object names,
• API endpoints and WebSocket event definitions,
• broadcast channels and payload structures,
• platform-specific components (e.g., NVMe SSD, VPS stack, PHP 8+ runtime),
• Chatinoid-proprietary architectural terms.

Translating developer-grade documentation into multiple languages introduces the risk of inconsistency, ambiguity and loss of precise meaning.

To ensure accuracy and maintain a clear international standard, Chatinoid follows the same documentation principles used by major software platforms worldwide:

→ All technical release notes are published in English only.

Module-specific histories

You can browse the full development history of each Chatinoid component by selecting a module from the sidebar on the left. Every module page provides a detailed record of its evolution — including enhancements, architectural changes, stability improvements, and newly introduced features — offering a transparent view into the lifecycle of the system.