changelog-generator

To generate release notes from git commit history, this Skill scans your repository's commits over a specific time period or between versions, categorizes them, and formats them into structured customer-facing updates. It automates the transformation of raw commits into professional release notes.

Yes, you can filter out internal commits from customer-facing changelogs. The Skill implements noise filtering to automatically exclude internal commits such as refactors and tests, ensuring only relevant changes appear in your structured release notes.

When creating user-facing release notes, git commits are categorized into distinct groups: features, improvements, fixes, breaking changes, and security. This smart categorization organizes raw commit history into structured, easy-to-read sections.

The best way to turn technical git commits into stakeholder-friendly language is through user-friendly translation. This Skill converts technical commit messages into clear language suitable for customers and stakeholders while generating clean, structured changelog entries.

Yes, the changelog generator works for weekly summaries and app store updates. It is designed to produce release notes, weekly summaries, or store and app updates across any repository by scanning and categorizing commit history.

No specific dependencies are required to convert git commits into structured changelogs. The Skill operates independently with no external dependencies, allowing you to run it directly from your project repository to generate release notes.