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Draft Release Notes

Draft release notes with ticket and code links for review

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Draft release notes after milestone approval
Reads
  • Approved release milestone
    Approved release milestone

    Your release owner closes the milestone to approve the version and start the draft.

  • Release tags
    Release tags

    Your milestone names the previous and approved tags that bound the code comparison.

  • Completed tickets
    Completed tickets

    Your closed milestone identifies the tickets to check against the release code.

  • Code changes
    Code changes

    Your commits, changed files, and pull requests show what changed between the two tags.

  • Editorial guidelines
    Editorial guidelines

    Your audience, headings, and internal-only rules guide which changes appear in the notes.

  • Draft location
    Draft location

    Your chosen documentation space and parent page place the draft where you can review it.

Repository
Repository

Your repository sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.

Repository
Read the milestone, its tags, and its completed tickets
Compare available tags and match supported changes to tickets
Create an unpublished page with linked updates and review questions
Writes
  • Source-linked updates
    Source-linked updates

    Your draft links each update to the ticket or code work that supports its claim.

  • Release notes draft
    Release notes draft

    Your unpublished page holds the version's notes until you review and publish them.

  • Review questions
    Review questions

    Your draft flags missing tag comparisons and unclear changes for your review.

Documentation tool
Documentation tool

Your documentation tool holds the unpublished page until you review and publish it.

This Agent waits for your release owner to close a milestone. It compares the named release tags with completed tickets and code work. It creates an unpublished page for your review.

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How Draft Release Notes works

4 steps, in order, on every run.

  1. Read the closed milestoneRead the milestone's comparison tags and closed tickets. Record any missing tag for the draft page.
  2. Compare the release tagsCompare the tags to find commits, changed files, and related pull requests. Note a failed comparison for the draft.
  3. Write sourced updatesMatch completed tickets to code work, then write supported reader-facing updates with links. Turn unclear changes into review questions.
  4. Create an unpublished pageCreate an unpublished page in the chosen space and under the chosen parent. Add source links and review questions for the documentation owner.

How to Get Started

Connect your tools

Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, monday.com or WordPress.

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Set your rules
  • The release owner uses closure of a release milestone as approval to draft its notes; each milestone description names the previous release tag and the approved release tag.
  • Completed release tickets are assigned to that milestone before it is closed, and code work is committed between the two named tags.
  • The documentation owner connects the account used to create the unpublished page and chooses its documentation space and parent page.
  • The documentation owner supplies the audience, preferred headings, and rules for leaving out internal-only changes.
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FAQs

Frequently asked questions about the Draft Release Notes:

What starts a release notes draft?

You choose whether milestone closure means the release owner has approved drafting. Add the previous and new release tags to its description.

What if a ticket or code change lacks a clear match?

Your documentation owner gets a review question on the draft. The page states a change only when a ticket or code link supports it.

What happens if a release tag is missing?

Your documentation owner still gets a draft naming the missing tag or comparison issue. The page leaves out updates the sources cannot support.

Can I review the release notes before publishing?

Yes. Your connected documentation account creates an unpublished page in the space and parent you choose. You can edit and publish it after review.

What happens when the Agent is unsure?

It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.

Can I review its work?

Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.

What happens if I cancel?

The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.

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