# Introducing the Loop resource hub: every answer, one search away

Docs, a knowledge base, guides, and a changelog where every release has its own page — all searchable in one place, and readable by AI assistants too.

Loop now has one home for every answer you might need: **docs** for how things work, a **knowledge base** for quick fixes, **guides** for outreach that lands, and a **changelog** where every release finally has its own page. Press **⌘K** anywhere in the hub and search all of it at once.

## Why we built this

Before today, "what's new in Loop" meant one long page you scrolled through, and there was nowhere else to look — no docs, no troubleshooting answers, nothing beyond a single best-practices page. If you had a specific question, you either already knew the answer or you emailed us. That doesn't scale, and it isn't fair to you.

## What's in the hub

**Changelog, rebuilt.** Every release now lives at its own address — `/changelog/<release-name>` — instead of sharing one page with twenty-six others. Click a release in the list and it opens in the pane beside it; on your phone it opens full-screen with a **back** link. Filter by channel or by type (feature, improvement, fix) and the filtered view is a real link you can send someone. Want the raw text? Every release also has a **Copy as Markdown** button and a `.md` version at the same address.

**Docs**, organized the way Loop itself is — getting started, conversations, people, loops, automations, channels, and settings — so you can find the page for the part of the product you're actually looking at.

**Knowledge base**, for the questions that come up when something looks off: an expired sign-in link, Instagram not reconnecting, a CSV import that skipped rows. Short, direct answers, no scrolling required.

**Guides**, for the practices that keep your outreach working: staying out of spam folders, running Instagram automation safely, and being thoughtful about consent on voice calls.

## Search everything at once

Press **⌘K** (or **Ctrl+K** on Windows) from anywhere in the hub and a search box opens over all of it — docs, knowledge base, guides, and every changelog release. Start typing and results appear as you type; pick one and you're there.

## Built to be read by more than browsers

Every page in the hub is also readable as plain markdown — add `.md` to the end of any URL (`/changelog/some-release.md`, `/docs/loops/creating-a-loop.md`) and you get the clean text, no page chrome. That means an AI assistant helping you use Loop, or a coding agent working alongside you, can read the same documentation you can. There's also a full site index at [`/llms.txt`](/llms.txt), and the changelog has an [Atom feed](/changelog/feed.xml) if you'd rather subscribe than check back.

## Where to start

If you're new, start with [Welcome to Loop](/docs/getting-started/welcome-to-loop). If something's not working the way you expect, the [knowledge base](/kb) is built for exactly that. And if you just want to see what shipped most recently, [the changelog](/changelog) is right there — every release, in plain language, one click away.