# Changelog

Notable product changes, newest first.

## 29 August 2026

- **Page thumbnails.** Pages can store an image URL. Turn **Thumbnails** on under Look (widgets) to show it on the right of each search result, or as a card under a chat answer for cited pages that have one. Send one when you push a page, add it to Markdown frontmatter, or leave it for a website crawl to pick up. Send `null` (or remove a WordPress featured image and sync) to clear one. A broken image URL shows a placeholder. See [API push](/docs/api-push), [Search](/docs/search), and [Chat](/docs/chat).
- **Page actions.** A chatbot can propose an action on the page, and the visitor confirms it in the bubble. Add them from **Reply → Plugin actions**. See [Chat actions](/docs/chat-actions).

### WordPress plugin 0.2.0

- **Thumbnails.** Featured images sync with the page. WooCommerce products use the product image. Remove one and sync again to clear it. Turn **Thumbnails** on under Look. See [WordPress](/docs/wordpress).

### WordPress plugin 0.1.0

- **Page actions.** WooCommerce handles add to cart, view cart, and checkout. WordPress also opens a page. Variable products can ask for options before anything is added. See [WordPress](/docs/wordpress).
- **Connect.** Press **Connect with Datalumo** in the plugin, sign in, and pick or create a knowledge base and widgets. Manual setup is still available. See [WordPress](/docs/wordpress).
- **WooCommerce products.** Synced products now include short description, categories, tags, visible attributes, and SKU, including variations, so visitors can ask about them in chat and search. See [WordPress](/docs/wordpress).

## 21 August 2026

- **Chat actions.** A chatbot can search hosts you allow, or send a signed webhook to a tool you already use. Tickets, CRM, n8n, Make. Configured under **Reply → What it can do**. See [Chat actions](/docs/chat-actions).

## 12 August 2026

- **Datalumo launches.** Knowledge bases, website and file sources, WordPress, Shopify, Laravel, and PHP integrations, the Widget SDK, and the HTTP API.