write-release-notes

You can automate release note generation by reading the current branch's git changes, categorizing commits into bug fixes, improvements, and new features, and loading templates to write a single release-note.md file for stakeholders.

The best way to turn git commits into a changelog is to automatically classify each commit message, apply category-specific templates for fixes and features, and generate a single markdown document summarizing the release for non-technical audiences.

Yes, this release notes automation works by reading raw git history directly, classifying commits based on their content, and mapping them to templates for bug fixes, improvements, and new features without requiring manual tags.

Yes, you can use templates to format git changes, as the skill loads specific templates for each change type and translates technical diffs into business-friendly communications for non-technical stakeholders.

You need an automated release notes generator when your software project produces regular releases and requires a single, stakeholder-friendly document summarizing bug fixes, improvements, and new features from your git history.