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I built a bot that tracks AEM Cloud Service documentation changes (so I don't have to)

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Adobe updates AEM Cloud Service documentation constantly, and there's no changelog for it. A workflow step changes, a whole page gets rewritten, and you find out weeks later when someone mentions it in a call and you're staring blankly.

I told myself I'd check the AEM docs every week. Didn't happen. Not once. So I built a bot that checks for me.

Every day it scans Adobe's AEM Cloud Service documentation on Experience League — Sites docs, developer docs, implementation guides, all of it — and flags what actually changed. Not a diff of the HTML. An actual summary of what's different, in plain language, with a link if you want to read the source.

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What the alerts actually look like

Telegram:

Scan complete — 2026-09-15 14:25 IST
Checked: 356 | Updated: 0 | Added: 1 | Removed: 0 | Failed: 0
Added:
  - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developing/opentelemetry-apm-integration

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Scan complete — 2026-09-15 14:25 IST
Checked: 356 | Updated: 0 | Added: 1 | Removed: 0 | Failed: 0
Added:
  - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developing/opentelemetry-apm-integration

If nothing changed in the AEM docs that day, you get nothing. No daily "all clear" message, no filler. I built this to kill noise, not add to it.

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Email me: admin@khalilganiga.in. Tell me what's useful, what's missing, whatever.

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