Release ledger

Public changelog preparing.

MediFlow will publish customer-readable release notes that separate shipped behavior, pilot-only changes, verification evidence, and compliance-relevant impact.

We are preparing a clear public changelog for MediFlow so customers can follow what changed, what shipped, and what was verified.

Sample entry format

A changelog entry should read like evidence.

Public entries should translate internal work into a short, dated record of what changed, who is affected, what was verified, and what is still limited.

Example format

MDF-0.4 private beta readiness

Planned format
Clinical workflowAI governanceCompliance review
Added

Customer-readable notes for new workflow capability, affected roles, and rollout scope.

Changed

Updates to patient records, scheduling, documents, AI assistance, billing, or admin behavior.

Compliance impact

Plain-language note for RBAC, audit logging, PHI handling, access policy, or data-boundary changes.

Verification evidence

Tests, build status, deployment notes, and manual checks summarized without exposing private internals.

Known limitations

What is not available yet, what remains pilot-only, and what should not be treated as production-ready.

Entry shape

  • Date and release title
  • Added, changed, and fixed sections
  • Security or compliance note

Publishing standard

  • Customer-readable language
  • No private branch names or project IDs
  • Evidence summarized, not dumped

Claims guardrails

  • No stability promises without release criteria
  • No completed-compliance claim without review
  • Known issues stay visible
Publication review

Before a note becomes public.

  1. 01Confirm shipped product behavior.
  2. 02Check security, billing, AI, and compliance impact.
  3. 03Rewrite internal notes for customer readability.
  4. 04Publish only after evidence and limitations are clear.