October 2025 (2025-10) focused on improving documentation reliability for App Hooks within the AdobeDocs/app-builder repository. The key deliverable was a fix to a broken Markdown link, updating it to the proper App Hooks developer documentation URL. This corrected link reduces onboarding friction and support overhead by ensuring developers access accurate, up-to-date guidance.

March 2025 monthly summary for AdobeDocs/app-builder focusing on delivery of documentation and stability improvements around App State Limits and Quotas. The month emphasized clear, developer-facing guidance on state values, key formats, TTL, and usage quotas (bandwidth and storage), with explicit differentiation between organization-level quotas and workspace-level limits. The work also included alignment with the latest limits through code/documentation references and an accompanying deployment fix to ensure reliable releases.

February 2025: AdobeDocs/app-builder delivered a critical clarity and terminology update for the List command, replacing ambiguous 'List guarantees' with 'List considerations' and documenting that the List operation reads from a replica with ~5ms lag, resulting in eventual consistency. This change reduces confusion, aligns with the data consistency model, and improves developer experience for downstream consumers. Implemented via commit f099ed755032a708a6e0c31218abe4d685d83efc and associated messages to adjust list guarantees, reflecting a precise model of behavior.

December 2024: AdobeDocs/app-builder focused on improving the clarity and usefulness of application state limits and quotas documentation to support capacity planning and governance for developers and operators. Consolidated and updated guidance on workspace-level usage limits, bandwidth, monthly load, maximum key values, regional quotas, and organization entitlements. Documentation changes lay groundwork for consistent capacity planning and reduce onboarding time for developers.

November 2024: AdobeDocs/app-builder — Documentation update clarifying State.list behavior and performance implications; no major bugs fixed; overall impact focused on developer understanding, onboarding, and maintenance.