Changelogs build trust. They show the product is alive, document breaking changes, and let users find when a specific bug was fixed. The keepachangelog.com convention is the de-facto standard.
For SaaS products, changelogs double as marketing — a steady stream of "shipped" entries signals momentum. lrok auto-syndicates /changelog entries to dev.to via a GitHub Action; each release also produces an RSS item at /changelog.xml that feed aggregators pick up.
The entries lrok has shipped are at /changelog. New entries are drafted automatically when the CLI repo gets a new tag — see the cli-tag-watcher autopilot agent.