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Generate professional GitHub release notes automatically with AI
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Writing good release notes is tedious. Most developers either skip them entirely or write "bug fixes and improvements" — which helps no one. But consistent, well-written release notes build trust with your users and make your project look professional.
Copy the prompt templates into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant. No setup required.
Run one command to get a clean changelog. Paste it into the prompt along with your version number.
AI generates well-structured, user-facing release notes in seconds. Copy, paste, publish.
Stop dreading the release process. What took 30 minutes now takes 3.
Paste your git log with conventional commits (feat:, fix:, docs:, etc.) and get categorized, user-facing release notes.
Generate professional GitHub release notes from the following
commit messages. Format output as:
## Highlights
[2-3 sentence summary]
## New Features
- [Feature] — [one-line description]
## Bug Fixes
- [Fix] — [what was broken, how it was fixed]
---
Commit messages:
{paste your git log here}
Comprehensive prompt for complete, polished release notes with contributor thank-yous and breaking change warnings.
Generate GitHub release notes for version {VERSION}.
Write for end users, not contributors.
Lead with the most impactful changes.
Format: Highlights → New Features → Bug Fixes →
Breaking Changes → Under the Hood → Contributors
Make your releases look professional without spending hours writing documentation.
Keep users informed about what changed with clear, scannable release notes.
Generate consistent, well-formatted changelogs for your terminal utilities.
Standardize how your team communicates changes. Works with conventional commits.
Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Grok — any LLM that understands code works.
The CLI script runs on any modern Python environment.
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket — works with any git-based repository.
Use in personal, commercial, and open source projects freely.
No API key required. Just use the prompts with your existing ChatGPT, Claude, or AI subscription.
The conventional commits prompt works best with feat:, fix:, docs:, chore:, etc. The changelog summarizer works with any format.
Use the changelog-summary.md prompt instead — it works with any freeform changelog.
Yes! The examples/ folder in the download includes sample input and output so you can see exactly what to expect.
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