André Jesus

This commit introduces a **documentation update** by adding a new entry to the **Cloudflare Radar changelog**. The entry details recent **improvements to the URL Scanner** feature, informing users about new capabilities such as live screenshots, PDF/JSON export options, and a redesigned summary layout. This **maintenance task** ensures that users are aware of the enhanced functionality available within the **Radar platform's URL scanning service**.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare Radar**, introducing a new changelog entry and release note. It details the addition of **region filtering**, **AS traffic volume** insights, and **navigation improvements** within the Radar platform. Specifically, the changes cover new AS/location dimensions available via the API and enhanced breadcrumb navigation, ensuring users are informed about these new capabilities. This **documentation update** provides essential information for users leveraging the latest features in Cloudflare Radar.

This commit primarily **adds a new changelog entry** for the **Cloudflare Radar Network Quality Test** feature, documenting its introduction or updates. It introduces the file `src/content/changelog/radar/2026-03-03-radar-network-quality-test.mdx` to provide users with official information about this **Radar** capability. Additionally, this **documentation update** includes a minor **fix** to correct an incorrect blog post URL within an existing PQ Key Transparency changelog entry, ensuring all Radar-related documentation is accurate and current.

This commit introduces **documentation updates** for **Cloudflare Radar**, announcing new capabilities related to advanced encryption. It adds a new changelog entry in `src/content/changelog/radar/2026-02-27-radar-pq-key-transparency.mdx` detailing **Post-Quantum Encryption** and **Key Transparency** features. Furthermore, a new glossary entry for 'Post-quantum origin support' is added to `src/content/docs/radar/glossary.mdx`, and a corresponding release note is included in `src/content/release-notes/radar.yaml`. This **maintenance work** ensures that users are informed about the latest security-focused insights and features available within the **Radar platform**.

This commit provides **documentation updates** for **Cloudflare Radar**, announcing the introduction of a new `content_type` dimension and filter for the **AI Bots API**. It includes a detailed changelog entry in `src/content/changelog/radar/2026-02-12-radar-ai-bots-content-type.mdx` that outlines the new content type categories and provides illustrative MIME type examples. Concurrently, a release notes entry in `src/content/release-notes/radar.yaml` informs users about this new capability, which enhances the analytical power of the AI Bots API and its related UI charts. This ensures users are aware of the expanded filtering options available for more granular bot traffic analysis.

This commit performs a **documentation update** to announce and define new features within the **Cloudflare Radar** product. It adds a new changelog entry and release note for **Cloud Services Observability** and **HTTP Origins insights**, ensuring users are informed about these new capabilities. A dedicated glossary entry for 'HTTP origins' is also introduced in `src/content/docs/radar/glossary.mdx` to clarify this specific terminology. This **maintenance** work enhances the overall user experience by providing comprehensive and up-to-date information about **Cloudflare Radar's** latest offerings.

This commit **updates documentation** for **Cloudflare Radar** to announce new features and terminology. It adds a changelog entry and a release note for October 27, 2025, detailing the introduction of **TLD insights**, new API dimensions, and endpoints. Additionally, a new glossary entry for `DNS magnitude` is included to explain its definition and usage within Radar. This **documentation update** ensures users are informed about the latest capabilities and terminology available in Cloudflare Radar.

This commit introduces a **deprecation notice** for specific **Cloudflare Radar API** endpoints within the project's release notes. It updates `src/content/release-notes/api-deprecations.yaml` to inform users that the `summary` and `timeseries groups` endpoints will be deprecated. This **documentation update** serves as a **maintenance** task, ensuring that consumers of the **Cloudflare Radar API** are proactively aware of upcoming changes and can plan for necessary adjustments to their integrations.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare Radar**, specifically its **changelog** and **release notes**. It **adds a new changelog entry** and a corresponding release note entry to announce **expanded CT log activity insights and statistics**, providing users with more detailed information on certificate transparency. Additionally, it refines the descriptions for existing regional data and PQ encryption test entries within the Radar changelog. This **documentation update** ensures users have up-to-date information on new and enhanced **Radar** capabilities.

This commit **updates documentation** for **Cloudflare Radar**, specifically adding details about a new **PQ encryption browser support detection test**. It introduces a new changelog entry (`src/content/changelog/radar/2025-10-06-radar-pq-encryption-test.mdx`) and updates the `radar.yaml` release notes to announce this capability. This **maintenance** work ensures users are informed about the latest features and insights available on the Radar platform.

This commit primarily updates the **Cloudflare Radar documentation** to reflect significant changes in its **Bots and Web Crawlers APIs**. It introduces new **changelog and release notes entries** announcing expanded insights and new endpoints for both bots and web crawlers. Concurrently, it documents the **deprecation of the Verified Bots API** and adds a dedicated 'Web crawlers' section to the **Radar glossary**, enhancing user understanding of these new capabilities. This **documentation update** ensures users are informed about the latest data offerings and API changes within the Radar platform.

This commit **introduces new documentation** for the **Radar MCP Server**, creating a dedicated page at `src/content/docs/radar/mcp-server.mdx` that includes its title and an external link. It also **enhances the Radar overview page** (`src/content/docs/radar/index.mdx`) by adding a new link card to this server. Additionally, this commit performs **documentation maintenance** by updating the sidebar order across several existing Radar documentation pages, including `api-reference.mdx`, `glossary.mdx`, and `release-notes.mdx`, to properly integrate the new content. This ensures users can easily discover and access information about the Radar MCP Server within the existing documentation structure.

This commit provides a crucial **documentation update** for the **Cloudflare Radar API**, detailing significant changes for users. It explicitly adds a **deprecation notice** for the `/top/industry` and `/top/vertical` attack endpoints, signaling upcoming **breaking changes** that may require user integration adjustments. Concurrently, the release notes are updated to announce a **new API capability**: the addition of a **BGP real-time routes endpoint**. This ensures users are fully informed about both **API lifecycle management** and new data access options within the **Radar platform**.

This commit performs a **documentation update** for **Cloudflare Radar**, reflecting recent product enhancements. It adds a new changelog entry and release note for the introduction of **Leaked Credentials Insights** and associated API endpoints. Additionally, the Radar glossary is updated with a definition for **Leaked credentials**, and the main overview page gains new navigation, a **URL Scanner** feature, and expanded resources. This **maintenance** work ensures users have up-to-date information on new capabilities within the **Radar** platform.

This commit **deprecates the `magnitude` parameter** used for **Layer 7 attack data** within the **Radar API**. It updates the **Radar documentation** by removing all references and examples of the `magnitude` parameter from the `application-layer-attacks.mdx` guide, ensuring users are aware of its removal. A formal entry announcing this deprecation is added to the `api-deprecations.yaml` release notes, signaling to API consumers that this parameter will no longer be supported. Additionally, a minor documentation update corrects the URL path for the `timeseries` endpoint in the `radar-dns-insights.mdx` changelog.

This commit **documents new features** for **Cloudflare Radar**, specifically detailing **expanded DNS insights** and **new API endpoints**. It also **refactors the documentation structure** by renaming the Radar changelog to release notes and updating relevant links and redirects. A new changelog entry for the DNS insights is added, and the `radar.yaml` release notes are updated to reflect the new DNS endpoints feature. This ensures users can easily find information about the latest Radar capabilities and that the documentation is consistently organized under "release notes."

This commit **enhances the Radar documentation** by **adding a new entry for DNS** to the existing glossary. Specifically, it introduces a detailed explanation of DNS concepts within the `src/content/docs/radar/glossary.mdx` file. This **documentation update** improves the clarity and comprehensibility of technical terms for users interacting with the **Radar subsystem**, ensuring a better understanding of related functionalities.

This commit primarily consists of **documentation updates** and **changelog additions** for **Cloudflare Radar**. It announces the expansion of **AI insights** within Radar, detailing new **API endpoints** for Internet services rankings, robots.txt analysis, and AI inference data. These **changelog entries** inform users about the latest capabilities, while a minor update to `src/content/docs/radar/api-reference.mdx` ensures the API documentation links are accurate. This work provides essential **maintenance** and **feature announcement** information for the **Radar API** and its new AI-driven functionalities.

This commit primarily focuses on **enhancing and standardizing the Radar product documentation** across various sections. It introduces new glossary terms, aggregation intervals, and normalization methods, while also correcting grammatical errors and ensuring consistent terminology like 'NetFlows' throughout the guides. Significant effort was made to standardize JSON response formatting and update API examples across multiple investigation guides, improving clarity for users interacting with the **Radar API**. These **documentation updates** improve the overall accuracy, readability, and usability of the **Radar platform's guides and reference materials**, making it easier for users to understand and utilize its features. A minor **maintenance** change was also included to update the `.gitignore` file.