The Honeybadger Changelog

We added two new Apdex (Application Performance Index) widgets for Rails dashboards to help you understand how application performance is affecting users.

Check-ins can now capture the exit code, duration, and output of cron jobs and scheduled tasks.

We released a Honeybadger CLI that gives you command-line access to the Honeybadger API for deployments, metrics collection, and data queries.

Insights dashboards now support automatic refresh intervals, so you can keep an eye on live data without manually clicking the refresh button.

When you click on any value that contains a valid URL in Honeybadger Insights, you'll see a new "open URL" option that opens the link in a new browser tab.

Insights dashboards now include an Edit Source option that lets you view and modify the entire dashboard configuration as YAML.

Our documentation site now loads significantly faster with improved search capabilities, including Command-K navigation and automatic llms.txt generation that helps AI tools better understand and reference Honeybadger's docs.

You can now add response header checks to your uptime monitors to verify that specific HTTP response headers contain expected values.

We're making it easier to build custom dashboards that adapt to your workflow.

Announcing performance monitoring instrumentation and dashboards for Python developers.