Group release commits for a maintainer's review issue
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Your tag push identifies the new release and the repository that needs a draft.
Your version rules define matching release tags and whether prerelease tags count.
Your repository's version tags help the Agent find the release immediately before this one.
Your compared commits provide messages, source links, and the comparison link for the release range.
Your issue settings choose the project, issue type, and maintainer for the draft.
Your release repository reports release tag pushes and provides tags and commits for each release range.
Your assigned issue shows the release range, source links, draft status, and any questions.
Your issue tracker holds the assigned changelog draft and questions for release review.
Your assigned issue shows the release range, source links, draft status, and any questions.
Your assigned issue shows the release range, source links, draft status, and any questions.
Your draft groups clear commits under Features, Fixes, and Other changes.
Your questions link to commits whose labels, wording, or breaking changes need a decision.
Your assigned issue shows the release range, source links, draft status, and any questions.
This Agent starts when a matching release tag arrives. It compares commits with the previous version. Your maintainer gets a grouped draft and linked questions in an assigned issue.
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monday.com reports release tag pushes and provides tags and commits for each release range.
monday.com holds the assigned changelog draft and questions for release review.
Asana reports release tag pushes and provides tags and commits for each release range.
Asana holds the assigned changelog draft and questions for release review.
ClickUp holds the assigned changelog draft and questions for release review.
GitHub reports release tag pushes and provides tags and commits for each release range.
GitHub holds the assigned changelog draft and questions for release review.
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Review grouped changes and unclear commits before each release.
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Group committed features and fixes for release review.
Show all Agents for the Software Engineering departmentOpen a changelog review issue for each tagged release.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Conventional Changelog:
You choose the repository and release tag pattern. You also set the commit labels, review destination, and maintainer.
Your maintainer sees them as linked questions in the review issue. They decide how those changes appear in the final changelog.
Your maintainer receives an issue explaining the missing baseline or comparison error. The draft stays incomplete until they resolve it.
No. Your maintainer reviews and edits the draft issue before publishing release notes.
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.