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Publish App Changelog
Turn approved release changes into a dated public update
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- Release status changeRelease status change
Your release card moves to Live and starts the update.
- Release cardRelease card
Your release card holds its date, product owner, and any earlier changelog link.
- Linked change issuesLinked change issues
Your linked issues identify approved customer-facing changes and their approved wording.
- Changelog settingsChangelog settings
Your chosen page fields and URL pattern determine where the update appears.
Your release board supplies release details and approved changes, then holds the owner's link.
- Release card commentRelease card comment
Your release card holds the public link when available, or a note explaining why publication stopped.
- Release card commentRelease card comment
Your release card holds the public link when available, or a note explaining why publication stopped.
- Release card commentRelease card comment
Your release card holds the public link when available, or a note explaining why publication stopped.
- Release card commentRelease card comment
Your release card holds the public link when available, or a note explaining why publication stopped.
- Public changelog entryPublic changelog entry
Your customers get a dated page with concise notes on approved changes.
- Release card commentRelease card comment
Your release card holds the public link when available, or a note explaining why publication stopped.
monday.com publishes each dated update at a stable public page address.
This Agent starts when a release card moves to Live. It gathers approved customer-facing changes and publishes a dated app changelog update. Your product owner gets the public link in a comment on the card.
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TrelloUsed as:
- Release board
Trello supplies release details and approved changes, then holds the owner's link.
monday.comUsed as:
- Release board
monday.com supplies release details and approved changes, then holds the owner's link.
- Public app changelog
monday.com publishes each dated update at a stable public page address.
PodioUsed as:
- Release board
Podio supplies release details and approved changes, then holds the owner's link.
PipefyUsed as:
- Release board
Pipefy supplies release details and approved changes, then holds the owner's link.
Made for your industry
Publish App Changelog is made for businesses in these industries.
- Software
Publish approved product changes in a dated public changelog.
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Made for your role
Publish App Changelog is made for people in these roles.
- Release Manager
Publish the approved changes when the release goes live.
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Turn approved product changes into a public release update.
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Post approved release notes and share their link on the release card.
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Turn approved customer wording into concise changelog entries.
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Made for your department
Publish App Changelog is made for people in these departments.
- Product Management
Publish approved release changes for customers to read.
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Put approved release notes live when the release card moves to Live.
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Turn approved change descriptions into a dated public changelog.
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How Publish App Changelog works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Check the release cardRead the release date and product owner. Check for an existing entry before publishing.
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Gather approved changesFind linked changes marked approved and customer-facing. Read their approved customer wording before drafting.
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Write the customer updateCombine repeated changes and write short notes using approved wording. Ask the product owner about conflicts before publishing.
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Publish the changelog entryPublish a dated public entry under a slug tied to the release card. Report any publishing failure on the card.
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Share the public linkComment on the release card with the public link. Mention the product owner so they can open the update.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Trello, monday.com or Podio.
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- Choose the release board project, the release card type and Live status, and the field holding the release date.
- Choose how change issues are tied to a release card and which fields mark them customer-facing and approved; identify the approved customer wording to use.
- Choose the product owner user field on the release card and enable notifications for mentions on its comments.
- Choose the public changelog collection, its title, date, body, and slug fields, and the public URL pattern used by its page template.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Publish App Changelog:
You choose which release cards count and how changes link to them. You also set approval fields and the product owner field. Finally, you map your changelog page and public URL.
The Agent asks your product owner on the release card which approved changes belong. It does not publish an empty update.
The Agent checks for an earlier publication comment or a page for that release. It skips another entry and shares the existing link when known.
The Agent comments on the release card about missing details or unclear wording. You can resolve the issue before publication.
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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