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Draft Release Notes

Draft linked notes from merged changes and completed tickets

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Draft release notes from merged changes and tickets
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  • Draft release
    Draft release

    Your saved draft gives the Agent its release tag and a place for notes.

  • Previous published release
    Previous published release

    Your most recent published release sets the starting point for the code comparison.

  • Merged code changes
    Merged code changes

    Your commits and merged pull requests show what entered this release.

  • Completed tickets
    Completed tickets

    Your completed tickets describe work assigned to this release version.

  • Release version rule
    Release version rule

    Your version rule connects the repository tag to the matching ticket version.

  • Release note criteria
    Release note criteria

    Your criteria decide which changes deserve a note and which internal work stays out.

Code repository
Code repository

Your code repository provides release changes and holds the draft notes.
Code repository
Issue tracker
Issue tracker

Your issue tracker holds completed tickets for the matching release version.
Issue tracker
Does the draft already contain text?YesNo
Leave the existing draft untouched
Is the previous release or target commit unavailable?YesNo
Add a comparison question to the draft
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  • Review questions
    Review questions

    Your draft asks you to resolve unmatched work, unclear impact, or a missing comparison base.

Match merged changes to tickets and choose significant changes
Has someone edited the draft while notes were prepared?YesNo
Leave the edited draft untouched
Add linked notes and review questions to the draft
Writes
  • Release notes
    Release notes

    Your draft describes significant changes with links to code and tickets where available.

  • Review questions
    Review questions

    Your draft asks you to resolve unmatched work, unclear impact, or a missing comparison base.

This Agent starts when you save an empty draft release. It compares included code with completed tickets. It adds linked notes and questions for your review.

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How Draft Release Notes works

5 steps, in order, on every run.

  1. Compare release changesCompare the draft's tag or target with the latest published release. Flag a missing comparison base in the draft.
  2. Match changes to ticketsFind merged pull requests for those commits. Match them with completed tickets for the release version you set up.
  3. Write linked release notesChoose significant changes using your criteria. Write notes with code links and ticket links where available.
  4. Flag questions for reviewList unmatched work and unclear impact as questions for the release owner. Keep those items out of confirmed notes.
  5. Update the draft releaseAdd the notes and questions to the unpublished draft. Stop if someone has added text before the update.

How to Get Started

Connect your tools

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

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Set your rules
  • Choose the code repository and ticket project, and give the Agent access to read releases, commits, pull requests, and tickets and to edit draft releases.
  • Set the rule that maps a repository release tag to the ticket project's release version, such as removing a leading v.
  • Tell the Agent which changes merit a note, such as user-facing features, meaningful fixes, and breaking changes, and which internal work to leave out.
  • For each release, save an empty draft release after its intended code is on the release tag or target branch; the Agent uses the most recently published release as the comparison base.
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FAQs

Frequently asked questions about the Draft Release Notes:

When does this Agent draft the notes?

Your run starts when you save an empty draft release after its intended code reaches the tag or target. You review the notes before publishing.

How does this release note generator choose changes?

You choose what merits a note, such as user-facing features or meaningful fixes. The release owner reviews unclear impact before publishing.

What happens when tickets and code do not match?

Your draft lists unmatched tickets and code for the release owner to review. Unmatched work stays out of confirmed highlights.

What if someone edits the draft during a run?

Your existing text stays untouched. The Agent stops with a conflict for the release owner to 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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