Latitude 10 docs

Changelog

Customer-visible changes, newest first. Each line names the pull request it shipped in.

2026-10-22

  • Our own registry API now runs on the platform: its hosted reference with Try it, and these docs at docs.latitude10.tech. (#119)
  • These docs are served at docs.latitude10.tech. (#120)
  • The platform's pages show our own live reference, docs and MCP server as proof. (#126)
  • A new workspace goes from sign-up to a published reference with a checklist, and can start from a sample document. (#121)
  • The site is organised as an API platform: the Platform, Docs, Pricing and Enterprise navigation, a page per module, and the Enterprise page. (#122)
  • One message across the site, with Start free as the way in. (#114)
  • Python SDKs, generated beside the TypeScript ones from the same registry version and config. (#113)
  • Shared collections for the API client: saved Try it requests, Examples for readers, and export to Postman. (#112)
  • Enterprise is available, with the SLA. (#108)
  • The SLA schedule is published. (#107)
  • SSO over OpenID Connect, the admin and viewer roles, and the audit log, and the Business plan launches. (#106)
  • The pricing page no longer shows a stale note about planned features. (#110)

2026-10-21

  • The CI readiness gate, our GitHub Action, is available, and the Pro plan launches. (#104)
  • The API client: Try it in every hosted reference, with a proxy on Pro for APIs without CORS. (#101)

2026-10-20

  • Every MCP endpoint also serves MCP protocol revision 2026-07-28. (#100)
  • The SDK generator: TypeScript SDKs from a registry version, built and published from your CI. (#98)
  • Sign-in to hosted MCP servers through your own identity provider. (#99)
  • Hosted docs: Markdown guides pushed from CI, with files and an MCP server for agents. (#97)
  • Hosted MCP servers made from a registry version. (#95)
  • The hosted API reference: publish it, embed it, and members' own view. (#94)
  • The registry: every version of your OpenAPI document, scored, with breaking changes found. (#92)
  • The customer workspace: sign in with GitHub or an emailed link, workspaces, members, projects and CI keys. (#89)

2026-10-19

  • The API platform: the platform's story, its plans and its services on the site. (#88)