release-notes

To generate release notes from git commits, provide the start and end Git tags. The tool analyzes the commit history between those tags, filters out noise, categorizes the changes, and formats the output into a polished summary.

Automating changelog generation for multiple submodules is done by analyzing commit logs across specified repositories like Backend, Frontend, and Agent, grouping technical commits into meaningful categories to communicate updates clearly.

Yes, you can use git tags to categorize commit history for a deployment release. By specifying start and end tags, the system processes commit messages to filter noise and create categorized release documentation.

Release notes generation works with monorepos containing multiple submodules. It specifically supports analyzing commit logs across ICJC-Backend, ICJC-Frontend, and ICJC-Agent repositories to aggregate changes into a single output.

Technical commit messages are transformed into user-friendly release documentation by filtering out noise and grouping commits into meaningful categories, turning detailed development logs into easily understandable descriptions of updates.