app-store-changelog

To generate App Store release notes from git commit history, this Skill parses your commit logs since the last tag, filters for user-impacting changes, and drafts concise bullet points categorized into New, Improved, and Fixed themes.

Automated changelog generation filters internal-only commits by analyzing git commit messages and file changes, triaging the history to exclude internal work and focus exclusively on features, improvements, and fixes relevant to users.

Yes, you need git command-line access to generate release notes, because this Skill requires executing git commands to parse commit logs and file changes since your last tagged release.

The best way to write What's New text for an iOS app release is to automate drafting with a git history analyzer, which categorizes user-facing changes into benefit-focused bullet points for the App Store.

You can use this changelog generator for any git repository that uses tags to mark releases, as it specifically analyzes commit history between the current state and the last tag to identify user-impacting changes.

Your git commit messages may not appear in generated release notes if the intelligent triage filters them out as internal-only work, meaning they were not identified as user-impacting features, improvements, or fixes.