API changelogs

Your API changed the moment you shipped a commit. Elva reads that history and turns it into a changelog for you, so every collection carries a living record of what changed, when, and who actually wrote it — with zero manual upkeep.

Every time Elva scans a repo, it reconstructs a retroactive changelog straight from the git history of the files that back your endpoints. Because the clone is deepened on the first scan, a brand-new connection already surfaces “what changed lately” for every API you expose.

Rebuilt from git on every scan

Elva does not wait for the next change after you connect a repo. It reads the recent commit log of each endpoint’s source file, maps those commits to the endpoints they touched, and groups them into a feed with author and timestamp attached.