v1.4.0

Added

• Deploy status for projects deployed via a GitHub Actions workflow (e.g. GitHub Pages):
  set githubDeployWorkflow in the collector config to report that workflow's latest run
  as the project's deploy status, alongside the existing Amplify-based deploy status.
• Deploy status for Cloudflare Pages projects: set cloudflarePagesProject in the
  collector config to report the latest production deployment status, using the same
  Cloudflare API token and account ID as the domain collector.

Fixed

• Cloudflare Pages deploy status could report "no production deployments" when 5+ preview
  deployments pushed the production deployment out of the API page; now uses server-side
  environment filtering.
• A transient error from the GitHub Actions deploy-workflow API could discard all
  successfully-fetched workflow-run data for that repository; the deploy-workflow call is
  now isolated so general CI metrics survive independently.

v1.3.0

Added

• Live Demo link to the hosted demo at stackvitals.app on the
  project-site landing page (English and Chinese).

Changed

• Show CI and docs-deploy status badges at the top of the README instead of the bare
  stackvitals.dev link.

v1.2.0

Added

• Chinese (zh-CN) documentation for the project site, covering all guides, references, and about pages.
• Demo badge next to the brand heading when the dashboard is running in demo mode.
• Docs link in the site header navigation.

Fixed

• Escape backslashes in GitHub Actions step summary table cells so Markdown renders correctly.

Changed

• Use colored logo in the project site instead of monochrome.

v1.1.0

Added

• Project site with landing page and docs, built with Astro Starlight in site/, deployed to
  GitHub Pages at stackvitals.dev.
• dev:demo script for running the dev server with fictional demo data and no auth required.

Changed

• Replace logo with stack-and-heartbeat design and update favicon to match.

New Contributors

• @SteveWang92 made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

v1.0.0

Initial public release of StackVitals — a self-hosted, single-owner operations dashboard
that surfaces uptime, deploy health, provider status, month-to-date cloud cost, and AI/CI
usage for a handful of personal web projects, without copying raw app data out of the
source projects.

Added

• Vite + React + TypeScript frontend that reads pre-aggregated rows from Supabase and renders
  deploy health, uptime, provider status, domain health, usage roll-ups, collector
  diagnostics, and month-to-date vs. last-month cost across Detail / Collectors / Usage /
  Costs tabs.
• Node collector pipeline built on a single ProviderAdapter contract, run on a schedule
  from GitHub Actions, writing append-only snapshots back to Supabase.
• Collector adapters: HTTP health, AWS Amplify deploy status, AWS Cost Explorer, Supabase
  project health, watched-app Supabase aggregates (count-only RPC — never raw records),
  Resend domain verification, OpenAI usage, GitHub Actions usage, and Cloudflare domains.
• Config-driven, à-la-carte setup: adapters activate only when their credentials are present,
  and projects.config.json resolves ${ENV_VAR} placeholders so no secrets or real
  resource ids are committed. Cloudflare domain groups may omit projectSlug to stay
  account-level.
• Single-owner access model: a comma-separated email allowlist gates the frontend and
  Supabase RLS restricts reads to allow-listed accounts.
• Demo mode (VITE_DEMO_MODE) with fictional data and a screenshot capture script for
  auth-free public screenshots.
• CI workflow (tests, lint, build) and a scheduled collector workflow, both writing a summary
  to the GitHub Actions job summary.
• Self-hosting guide and contributing guide (including how to add a new adapter).