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# RELEASE NOTES

- [Roadmap: Features Coming Soon](https://docs.motar.com/release-notes/roadmap-features-coming-soon.md): This page details the features that are currently in development or on the MOTAR 2025 Roadmap
- [MOTAR 3.2](https://docs.motar.com/release-notes/motar-3.2.md): Expands the power and flexibility of the MOTAR platform.
- [MOTAR 3.1](https://docs.motar.com/release-notes/motar-3.1.md): The 3.1 release series introduced major platform enhancements focused on data, usability, and flexibility across the MOTAR ecosystem.
- [MOTAR 3.0](https://docs.motar.com/release-notes/motar-3.0.md): The 3.0 release marked a major milestone for the MOTAR platform, introducing the foundational Ghost self-hosted architecture and unifying the ecosystem.


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