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Changelog and Release Notes Agent

Merged PRs become a changelog, a tweet, a Discord post, and an email, weekly, without you writing a word.

Included in Creator and Agency. Available on Solo as one of your three tools.

30-second demo

A recording of Changelog and Release Notes Agent running end to end, from trigger to approved draft.

What it does

Three things, done properly.

  1. Reads merged PRs from the repos you pick and writes the entry in user language, grouped into Added, Fixed and Improved, dropping the refactors nobody outside cares about.

  2. Publishes to a hosted changelog page, and can open a pull request against your own CHANGELOG.md or docs folder if you would rather own the file.

  3. Fans the same entry out to X, LinkedIn, a Discord channel and an email draft, each written for that audience rather than pasted.

What you get

A finished draft, waiting in your inbox.

You never start from a blank box. The default interaction is reading something that already exists and pressing one of two buttons.

Changelog and Release Notes AgentDraftWaiting for you

A changelog entry in markdown plus announcement posts through Publisher and an email draft, all from the same source of truth.

Goes to
GitHub
Reversible
Yes, from the activity feed

Set it and forget it

Autopilot, when you have a reason to trust it.

Publishes weekly on your day without approval, including the posts. The in-app widget snippet updates itself so your product’s What’s New is never three releases behind.

What never runs without a human

  • Anything flagged by content safety.
  • Anything the model rates below 0.7 confidence.
  • Anything involving money: a refund, a discount, an offer.
  • Public criticism, and any reply to it.

Works with

  • GitHub
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Discord
  • Threads
  • Resend

Connect any of these once and every other tool that can use them does too. You are never asked for the same account twice.

Questions

Changelog and Release Notes Agent, specifically.

What if my PR titles are terrible?

It reads the diff and the description too, and it rewrites into user language rather than echoing "fix stuff (2)".

Can I keep the changelog on my own site?

Yes. Take the hosted page, the markdown, the PR against your repo, or all three.

Does it leak unreleased work?

It only reads merged PRs on the branches you nominate, and you can exclude labels like internal or wip entirely.

Try Changelog and Release Notes Agent on real data in 90 seconds.

Fourteen days of Creator, free, no card. Connect one account and something worth approving shows up before you have finished reading this sentence twice.

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