changelog-autogen

To generate a changelog from git history automatically, you need a tool that parses recent commits and summarizes them into a Markdown document. This Skill groups commits by type, such as feat or fix, and formats them into a structured file with minimal configuration.

Yes, you can use semantic commits to create release notes in Markdown. The tool reads semantic commit types like feat and fix, groups them accordingly, and produces a clean Markdown changelog suitable for public or internal release documentation.

No specific dependencies or components are required to use this changelog generator. It operates with minimal configuration to parse git commits and output a structured Markdown file, making it easy to integrate into existing software projects.

The best way to group git commits by type for a changelog is to use an automated generator that categorizes semantic commit messages. This Skill specifically groups commits into feat and fix categories and formats them into a structured Markdown document.

To update a CHANGELOG.md file from recent git commits, you run a generation process that summarizes the commit history. This Skill updates changelogs by reading recent commits, grouping them by type, and writing them into a Markdown document.

Yes, you can automate changelog generation in a CI workflow for each release tag. The Skill is designed to be used in continuous integration environments to automatically update the changelog whenever a new release tag is created.