Email linked release highlights to stakeholders
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Your published release provides the tag, release link, description, and publication time.
Your previous published release sets the starting tag, or your setup provides a baseline.
Your tag comparison shows commits, changed files, and links behind the release highlights.
Your stakeholder list names each address that should receive the same release note.
Your release owner receives the note, send results, and any issue needing follow-up.
Your choices set the email tone and which changes matter to stakeholders.
Your software repository announces published releases and shows the changes between their tags.
You get the release link and the missing tag or comparison problem that stopped the send.
You get the release link and the missing tag or comparison problem that stopped the send.
Your stakeholders get the same plain-language note with links to the release and supported changes.
Your release owner gets the exact note, sent message IDs, failed addresses, and unclear claims for review.
Your team mailbox sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
This Agent starts when a watched repository publishes a release. It compares tags and emails stakeholders clear highlights with source links. You get the note and send results.
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Gmail sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Microsoft Outlook sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
monday.com announces published releases and shows the changes between their tags.
Zoom sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
GitHub announces published releases and shows the changes between their tags.
Microsoft Office 365 sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
ClickSend SMS sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Keap sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
SendGrid sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Zoho Mail sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
ServiceM8 sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Campaign Monitor sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
GetResponse sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Mailgun sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Mailjet sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
lemlist sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Front sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
OneSignal sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Superchat sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
ActiveCampaign Postmark sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Mailchimp Transactional sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Sender sends each stakeholder an email and returns a message ID or send error.
Email Release Notes is made for businesses in these industries.
Email stakeholders linked highlights from each software release.
Show all Agents for the Software industryEmail Release Notes is made for people in these roles.
Share release highlights and see which stakeholder emails failed.
Show all Agents for the Software Delivery Manager roleSend stakeholders plain-language release notes with source links.
Show all Agents for the Release Manager roleEmail Release Notes is made for people in these departments.
Explain tagged code changes to stakeholders in plain language.
Show all Agents for the Software Engineering departmentSend linked release notes and flag addresses needing another send.
Show all Agents for the Release Management department5 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or monday.com.
22 toolsUse safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
Frequently asked questions about the Email Release Notes:
Yes. You choose whether published prereleases trigger notes when you set up the repositories to watch.
The release owner gets a request for a baseline tag. The Agent waits to send until it has a usable comparison.
The release owner sees the address and error in the send results. Other valid addresses still get a send attempt.
Yes. You choose which changes matter, the email tone, and topics for the release owner to review. Unclear effects stay out of the note.
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.