generate-changelog

You can generate a changelog from git commits by specifying a version number and a commit range, such as between a previous release tag and HEAD, to automatically extract and categorize changes into Keep a Changelog format sections.

The Keep a Changelog format organizes release notes into standardized categories like Added, Changed, Fixed, and Removed, ensuring that documentation remains consistent and readable across different version releases.

Yes, you can create release notes from plan files or manual data entries. This Skill supports multiple input sources, allowing you to generate version documentation even without relying solely on git commit history.

Yes, this changelog generator works without any external dependencies, allowing you to automate changelog creation and categorize changes directly from your local git commits or plan files.

The best way to categorize git commits into changelog sections is by parsing conventional commit messages, which automatically maps commit types like feat or fix into corresponding Keep a Changelog categories.