Draft release notes with ticket and code links for review
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Your release owner closes the milestone to approve the version and start the draft.
Your milestone names the previous and approved tags that bound the code comparison.
Your closed milestone identifies the tickets to check against the release code.
Your commits, changed files, and pull requests show what changed between the two tags.
Your audience, headings, and internal-only rules guide which changes appear in the notes.
Your chosen documentation space and parent page place the draft where you can review it.
Your repository sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.
Your draft links each update to the ticket or code work that supports its claim.
Your unpublished page holds the version's notes until you review and publish them.
Your draft flags missing tag comparisons and unclear changes for your review.
Your documentation tool holds the unpublished page until you review and publish it.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 It creates an unpublished page for your review.
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Airtable sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.
monday.com sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.
monday.com holds the unpublished page until you review and publish it.
WordPress holds the unpublished page until you review and publish it.
GitHub sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.
Podio holds the unpublished page until you review and publish it.
Kintone sends milestone closures and provides tagged code changes and completed tickets.
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Carry approved versions into draft release notes for review.
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Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, monday.com or WordPress.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Release Notes:
You choose whether milestone closure means the release owner has approved drafting. Add the previous and new release tags to its description.
Your documentation owner gets a review question on the draft. The page states a change only when a ticket or code link supports it.
Your documentation owner still gets a draft naming the missing tag or comparison issue. The page leaves out updates the sources cannot support.
Yes. Your connected documentation account creates an unpublished page in the space and parent you choose. You can edit and publish it after review.
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.