changelog-generator

To generate customer-facing release notes from git history, the skill scans commits between versions, filters out internal entries like refactoring or tests, and translates the remaining technical changes into plain, customer-friendly language grouped by category.

Yes, you can automatically categorize git commits for a changelog. The skill applies category-based grouping to sort changes into features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates.

To filter internal commits like refactoring and tests during changelog generation, the skill automatically ignores internal changes and only processes commits relevant to customers, ensuring the final release notes focus on user-facing updates.

Yes, the changelog generator works with standard changelog formatting and brand guidelines. It ensures the output follows professional changelog best practices while respecting your specific brand voice and communication standards.

The best way to translate technical git commits into plain language for users is to use an automated skill that analyzes repository history and converts developer-centric commit messages into clear, structured, customer-facing release notes.

To create a changelog for a specific release version, the skill scans the repository's git history for a given time period or between version tags, then formats the analyzed changes into a clean, professional release notes document.