Check completed tickets against code for customer-facing updates
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Your version update identifies the planned release that may be ready for notes.
Your version shows its name, description, and whether your team has released it.
Your completed tickets describe work assigned to this version and link back to its source.
Your previous release gives the starting tag for checking this version's code changes.
Your tag comparison shows changed files, commits, and related merged pull requests.
Your existing page shows whether this version already has a draft or approved notes.
Your choices set the audience, tone, customer-impact headings, and release owner.
Your release tracker signals version updates and supplies completed tickets for each planned release.
Your code repository shows changes between release tags and the merged pull requests behind them.
Your review workspace keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Your release owner sees that a later version update needs review after approval.
Your release owner gets one version page with notes or questions and a Needs approval status.
Your release owner gets one version page with notes or questions and a Needs approval status.
Your release owner gets one version page with notes or questions and a Needs approval status.
This Agent waits for your ready marker on a planned release. It checks completed tickets against merged code changes. It drafts customer-focused notes with source links for your approval.
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Google Drive signals version updates and supplies completed tickets for each planned release.
Google Drive keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Airtable shows changes between release tags and the merged pull requests behind them.
monday.com signals version updates and supplies completed tickets for each planned release.
monday.com shows changes between release tags and the merged pull requests behind them.
monday.com keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Google Contacts signals version updates and supplies completed tickets for each planned release.
Google Contacts keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
GitHub shows changes between release tags and the merged pull requests behind them.
Microsoft Office 365 keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Podio keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Superhuman Docs keeps a page for each version with source links, an owner, and approval status.
Kintone shows changes between release tags and the merged pull requests behind them.
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Turn finished feature tickets into sourced notes for the next software release.
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Flag release claims that lack support in merged code before sign-off.
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Show all Agents for the Writer rolePrepare ticket-backed release notes for approval before a version ships.
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Show all Agents for the Product Manager roleDraft Jira Release Notes is made for people in these departments.
Organize customer-facing changes by impact for release review.
Show all Agents for the Product Management departmentPrepare a sourced release summary for the owner's approval queue.
Show all Agents for the Release Management departmentDraft plain-language updates from completed tickets and linked code.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Jira Release Notes:
Add 'Ready for release notes' to the planned version's description. A version update then starts the draft.
The draft flags that ticket for the release owner. Missing release tags also leave code verification blocked.
Your release owner gets a short review page asking whether the version needs customer-facing notes.
No. Your chosen release owner approves the draft in the review page. Publishing the notes is a separate job.
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.