Two related shipments.
First — the blog has its own Atom feed now. Until today, /feed.xml served only the changelog, which made sense at launch (changelog entries are short and dated, ideal for RSS). But the blog has been building up enough long-form posts that subscribers who want that cadence specifically deserve their own feed. /blog/feed.xml is the new home. Same shape as the changelog feed (Atom 2005, hand-written XML, 1-hour edge cache), just pointed at the posts content collection.
Two feeds, two rhythms — changelog subscribers get the rapid-fire dated updates, blog subscribers get the occasional editorial drop, and neither audience has to swallow the other's noise.
Second — both /blog and /changelog now show a small "Subscribe via RSS" link near the top of the page. The browser RSS extensions that scan for <link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml"> will still pick up the feed automatically, but most modern readers expect users to paste the feed URL manually. Surfacing it as plain text closes the gap without cluttering the page.
If you don't use RSS — nothing changes for you. If you do — the feeds are live now, and the URLs are right there on the page.
