Change history
What changed, when, and whether it is still live
Structured data breaks quietly. A theme update, an app install, or a catalog change can alter what machines read without anything visible changing. AgentReady keeps the dated record: what it published, what its checks observed, and when the live data stopped matching your store.
Publishes and their outcomes, together
Every publish is recorded with the verification result that followed it. You can see what went out, when the storefront check confirmed it, and which pages carried it.
Drift is caught by observation
Recurring storefront checks compare what is live against what your store says. When they stop matching, the change is recorded with the crawl that caught it, and the issue history shows what needed attention on each page.
Repairs close the loop
When a problem is fixed, the next check records the recovery the same way it recorded the break: as a dated observation of the live page, not an assumption.
Frequently asked questions
How far back does the history go?
From the day AgentReady starts publishing for your store. Every publish and every check adds to the record.
Will I be told why something broke?
The record shows what was observed and when, page by page. Where the likely cause is visible, such as a competing schema block appearing, the finding points at it.
Is this the same as the changelog?
No. The changelog is AgentReady's own product release history. Change history is about your store: your publishes, your checks, your drift and recoveries.
Related features
Every publish schedules its own storefront check. AgentReady proves its output is live, with the date, or tells you plainly that it is not.
Product, FAQ, local business, and breadcrumb schema generated from real store data and kept honest.
Find duplicate and competing structured data on your storefront, see where each block came from, and keep one authoritative source.
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