Draft release notes from candidate changes for maintainer review
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Your candidate tag starts editorial review when it matches the pattern you chose.
Your selected repository supplies the tag and history for this release.
Your latest published full release sets the starting point for comparison.
Your comparison shows the commits, changed files, and link between both tags.
Your linked pull requests add context that commit messages may leave out.
Your chosen database and approval status determine where the draft awaits review.
Your chosen maintainer reviews the draft before publication.
Your release repository provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
Your editable page holds sourced notes or explains why no notes could be drafted.
Your chosen maintainer appears on the page, marked Awaiting approval.
Your editorial review database holds editable drafts for your maintainer to review before publication.
Your editable page holds sourced notes or explains why no notes could be drafted.
Your chosen maintainer appears on the page, marked Awaiting approval.
Your editable page holds sourced notes or explains why no notes could be drafted.
Your chosen maintainer appears on the page, marked Awaiting approval.
This Agent waits for a release candidate tag that matches the pattern you choose. It compares the candidate with the last published release. It drafts a review page with source links and questions for your maintainer.
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Airtable provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
Airtable holds editable drafts for your maintainer to review before publication.
monday.com provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
monday.com holds editable drafts for your maintainer to review before publication.
Asana provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
GitHub provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
Kintone provides candidate tags and the change history behind each draft.
Kintone holds editable drafts for your maintainer to review before publication.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Release Notes:
You choose the repository and release-candidate tag pattern. A new tag matching that pattern starts a draft for editorial review.
Your maintainer gets an assigned review page that names a missing baseline or comparison. If the comparison is empty, the page says no changes were found.
Your maintainer sees unclear changes as questions on the draft. The notes omit claims without clear support from commits or linked pull requests.
No. Your maintainer reviews the draft and decides whether to approve or revise it before publication.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.