changelog-generator

Generate release notes from git commits automatically by scanning repository history between versions or time ranges, then categorizing and translating technical commits into customer-friendly changelog entries.

Git commits are categorized into changelog entries by parsing commit messages and grouping changes into logical categories like features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates.

You can filter internal refactoring commits from release notes by excluding noise like tests and internal changes, ensuring only customer-facing updates appear in the final formatted changelog.

The changelog generator applies custom branding rules to release notes by following your brand voice and changelog guidelines, formatting structured output for documentation and public changelogs.

The best way to convert developer commit messages into user-friendly release notes is to parse raw git history, filter technical noise, and translate categorized changes into structured customer language.

You can generate changelogs for a specific time range between two versions by analyzing git history across project repositories, producing structured entries for all changes within that period.