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Draft Release Notes
Write linked notes on an unpublished release page
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- New release tagNew release tag
Your new tag identifies the version that needs release notes.
- Comparison baselineComparison baseline
Your previous published release or chosen starting tag sets where the comparison begins.
- Release page statusRelease page status
Your existing release page shows whether this tag has a draft or published page.
- Changes since the last releaseChanges since the last release
Your commits, changed files, and merged pull requests show what this tag includes.
- Linked issuesLinked issues
Your linked issues show which reported work is complete and which claims need checking.
- Release note preferencesRelease note preferences
Your chosen readers and note style guide how the changes are explained.
Your release repository supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
- Starting tag requestStarting tag request
You choose the tag that starts the comparison when no earlier release or starting tag exists.
- Published page noticePublished page notice
You learn that this tag already has a published page and needs separate review.
- Changes to reviewChanges to review
You see links to changes with unclear effects or issues that remain open.
- Draft release pageDraft release page
Your unpublished release page holds linked notes for the new tag.
- Review linkReview link
You can open the draft page to check the notes before publication.
This Agent waits for a tag matching your release pattern. It checks changes and linked issues since the previous release. It saves linked notes on an unpublished release page for your review.
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AirtableUsed as:
- Release repository
Airtable supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
monday.comUsed as:
- Release repository
monday.com supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
AsanaUsed as:
- Release repository
Asana supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
GitHubUsed as:
- Release repository
GitHub supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
KintoneUsed as:
- Release repository
Kintone supplies the changes behind each tag and holds the draft release page.
Made for your industry
Draft Release Notes is made for businesses in these industries.
- Software
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Made for your role
Draft Release Notes is made for people in these roles.
- Release Manager
Save linked release notes as an unpublished page for review.
Show all Agents for the Release Manager role - Software Engineer
Trace commits to closed issues before drafting version notes.
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Turn completed changes into readable notes backed by source links.
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Gather tagged changes into a draft for the release handoff.
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Made for your department
Draft Release Notes is made for people in these departments.
- Software Engineering
Summarize tagged changes and link notes to commits and issues.
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Prepare a draft release page with evidence behind each update.
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Draft reader-friendly release notes from completed code changes.
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How Draft Release Notes works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Find the release baselineFind the previous published tag or use your chosen first-release baseline. Check for an existing page for the new tag. Ask the maintainer to choose a baseline if neither exists.
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Review the included changesCompare the baseline with the new tag. Read the code changes and related pull requests to find the work behind this release.
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Check linked issuesRead issues linked to the included pull requests. Flag any issue still open for the maintainer.
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Write linked release notesGroup related changes and explain their effect for your chosen readers. Link each update to supporting work. Flag changes without enough evidence for the maintainer.
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Save the draft release pageCreate or update the unpublished page for the new tag. Return its review link to the maintainer. Leave any published page intact and alert the maintainer.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, monday.com or Asana.
5 tools
- Choose the repository, the release tag pattern to watch, and the baseline tag for its first release.
- Choose the maintainer who reviews release drafts and the intended readers, such as customers or internal teams.
- Provide the note style and the types of changes to emphasize, such as new features, fixes, and breaking changes.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Release Notes:
You choose the repository, release tag pattern, and first-run baseline. You also choose the readers, note style, change priorities, and maintainer who reviews the drafts.
No. You get an unpublished release page and its review link. The maintainer reviews and publishes the page afterward.
Your maintainer gets the pull request or commit to check. The Agent leaves that change out of the main notes until its effect has support.
No. Your maintainer sees the mismatch when a linked issue remains open. The notes do not describe that issue as completed.
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.
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