On May 22, 2026, ProFix Directory shipped a feature milestone in the public newsroom changelog. This is the canonical permalink for the change — the same record the newsroom index, the JSON feed at /api/changelog.json, the RSS feed at /api/newsroom.rss, and the iCal feed at /api/changelog.ics all point back to.
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Full announcement at /permits-leaderboard. That is the canonical destination for this milestone — the per-entry permalink you are reading now is the citation-friendly newsroom record that links back to it.
What changed in context
Feature ships are user-facing surfaces — homeowner tools, contractor surfaces, public landings — that move the directory closer to the editorial mission: every claim sourced, every signal scored, every dataset open.
ProFix Directory is an Ohio home-services directory with a transparency commitment — every claim sourced, every signal scored, every dataset open. The newsroom changelog is the public record of how that commitment moves week to week: research articles that audit the trust signals, feature ships that put those signals in homeowner hands, data expansions that widen the open footprint, API surfaces that make the directory legible to AI engines and partners, and design passes that keep the voice statewide and bilingual.
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ProFix Directory publishes every newsroom milestone as a machine-readable feed. Use any of the three formats below — JSON for scripts and AI agents, iCal for Apple/Google/ Outlook calendar subscriptions, RSS for standard readers.
- /api/changelog.json — JSON feed of every newsroom milestone.
- /api/changelog.ics — RFC 5545 iCal feed. Subscribe via
webcal://profixdirectory.com/api/changelog.ics. - /api/newsroom.rss — RSS 2.0 feed combining changelog + research articles.
License
This newsroom entry is published by the ProFix Editorial Team under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC-BY-4.0). Quote freely with attribution to ProFix Directory.
Every entry in this newsroom is also published as a structured datum — JSON, RSS, and iCal — so journalists, partners, and AI retrieval systems can cite the change without scraping. ProFix Directory's editorial license is CC-BY-4.0 across the newsroom, the research library, and the open datasets that feed both.