Generate structured release notes from git commit history.
npx skills add https://github.com/quany/skills --skill changelog-generator-quany
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: changelog-generator Source: https://github.com/quany/skills/tree/main/changelog-generator Command: npx skills add https://github.com/quany/skills --skill changelog-generator-quany
This Skill automates the generation of user-facing release notes from git commit history, reducing manual drafting time and improving accuracy.
From your project repository, run the changelog generator on the desired commit window to generate a consumer-ready changelog. Example: changelog-generator --since last_release --output CHANGELOG.md
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To generate release notes from git commit history, you can automate the process by analyzing your commits, categorizing changes into features or bug fixes, and outputting structured changelogs that align with your brand voice.
When creating automated changelogs, commits are categorized by grouping changes into distinct groups such as features, improvements, bug fixes, breaking changes, and security updates to produce structured output.
Yes, automated changelog generation applies to software projects of any size and supports preparing customer-facing release notes for new versions, weekly updates, and app store submissions.
The best way to structure release notes is to analyze a specific commit window since the last release, categorize the changes, and output a readable changelog file like CHANGELOG.md.
No specific dependencies are required to run the changelog generator, as it operates independently within your project repository to analyze commit windows and produce structured documentation.
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