What changes — and what it means for you.
AI, regulation and tools change almost daily. Instead of flooding you with alerts, we filter by impact: act, watch or ignore. And we translate the news value into concrete consequences for evidence, compliance and operations.
Act
Items with immediate impact on your obligations or operations.
Issuing obligation approaches
Staggered deadlines apply to issuing structured invoices. What matters is the structured dataset, not the PDF image — and an inbound routine that makes invoices immediately verifiable and retention-ready.
Affected, even as a small business?
Through supply chains, smaller companies are covered too: registration and reporting duties plus management diligence. A quick look at your supplier relationships shows whether you are affected.
Watch
Developments that will become relevant in the coming months.
New models, new routines
What AI tools deliver in daily work — and where evidence and approvals must be reconsidered.
Leaving the cloud gets easier
Switching barriers are being removed. The claim to real data sovereignty across the retention period remains your decision.
Security “by default”
Requirements for digital products increasingly affect suppliers and integrators too.
Migration coming soon
We are preparing the move to .NET 11. Expected effect for you: a long-lived tool base, current language capabilities and evidence that stays open and exportable — with no migration work on your side.
From the ecosystem
Progress that benefits the community first — and, through the tools, the user directly.
Open tools keep expanding
The gc-* tools (invoices, books, sidecars, signatures and more) keep growing. Double value: the community gets reusable, tested building blocks — users gradually get more out of the box and less manual work.
GitCover Agents (GCA)
Together with GCA, the tools become agent-ready: deterministic output, stable exit codes and machine-readable results — the basis for reliable automation instead of trusting a prompt.
The GCBoK keeps growing
The Body of Knowledge adds chapters and glossary — the shared language for verifiable evidence.
How this section works
Instead of flooding you, we rate every item by impact. Three categories suffice: act (obligation or deadline), watch (coming your way) and a maintained archive for review. The claim: signal over noise — with a clear link to what really matters for evidence and compliance.