BreakwaterThe Change Radar shows everything the monitor collects. A brief is the opposite: a handful of changes, read by a person, that carry a date the vendor actually stated and a surface you can go and check. If a change did not survive that filter, it is not here.
Supabase removes a log-query endpoint, HubSpot starts validating references on pipeline deletes, and Shopify drops checkout fields from the Customer Account API. Exact surfaces, dates, and next checks from each official announcement.
Each item comes from a distinct official source, was read manually before inclusion, and states a date the vendor published rather than one this site inferred. The vendor page stays authoritative; the brief turns its announcement into an audit queue you can work through.
How the deadline extraction works →A brief is a snapshot of what needed attention on one day. The monitor does not stop between issues, and neither do the vendors. Two things run continuously and are open to anyone.
Every entry the monitor collects from 60 official developer feeds, refreshed every ten minutes, with the source link intact.
Open the Change Radar →The same stream in your own reader, with no account and no tracking parameters added on the way out.
Follow the Atom feed →The stream filtered to your Stack, with explicit deadlines, owners, notes, and a migration checklist that stays on your machine.
See what Breakwater does →Breakwater watches the same official sources continuously and tells you when one of them touches your stack.