changelog

Generate release notes from commits by providing the version, date, and changes to create a ready-to-publish changelog draft. This translates code changes into human-friendly release notes for users and developers, saving time during software releases.

Create audience-aware changelogs by generating both user-facing and developer-facing notes from your project changes. This dual-audience approach ensures clear communication tailored to each group, reducing confusion during releases and maintenance cycles.

Write migration guides by including deprecations and migration steps when relevant within your structured changelog. This provides clear migration guidance anchored to the specific version and release date, helping users navigate breaking changes.

Yes, this changelog generator adheres to Keep a Changelog standards and conventional sections. It maintains a consistent structure, anchoring entries to version and release date while satisfying standard changelog formatting for projects of any size.

Yes, you can use this for software maintenance cycles and migrations, not just major releases. It is applicable to software projects of any size during releases, migrations, and ongoing maintenance, creating structured changelogs from commits and PRs.

To draft a structured changelog, provide the version, date, and changes. The generator then processes these inputs to create a ready-to-publish draft with audience-aware entries, conventional sections, and relevant migration guidance.