changelog-generator

Generate release notes by scanning your git history for a defined period or between versions. The Skill converts technical commit messages into user-friendly changelog entries, automatically categorizing changes as features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates, then formats them for public documentation or product announcements.

Yes. The Skill translates technical git language into readable release notes suitable for customers. It filters internal noise, applies branding guidelines, and produces polished changelog entries for app stores, public docs, weekly updates, or customer communications without manual rewriting.

The Skill scans commits within your specified time window or between versions, identifies features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates, then groups them into meaningful categories. It analyzes commit messages to understand intent and transforms technical details into clear, customer-facing language.

Yes. Generate changelogs for any time window—specific periods, version ranges, or continuous releases. Output suits multiple formats: public changelog pages, app-store descriptions, weekly product updates, and customer communications, all automatically categorized and branded.

The Skill produces professionally formatted, ready-to-publish release notes. Review before publishing to verify accuracy, but manual editing is optional—the output handles categorization, tone translation, internal-noise filtering, and branding enforcement automatically.

The Skill filters internal noise and focuses on user-facing changes. Commits are categorized into features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates. Entries that lack user significance or fail to translate cleanly are excluded from the final changelog to keep notes concise and relevant.