Drafts a thoughtful reply to every new Google review.
Turns a week of code commits into release notes customers can understand.
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Small software teams skip writing changelogs because it takes time. Release Notes Bot reads commit messages and merged pull requests between two tags, groups them into new, improved and fixed, and writes plain language notes ready to publish.
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Build a web app called Release Notes Bot. Start with login, a connection to a git hosting account with a personal access token, and a Repositories page to pick a repository.
Let the user pick two tags or dates, fetch commits and merged pull requests between them, and send titles and descriptions to an AI model that returns JSON grouped into new, improved and fixed with one customer friendly sentence each, skipping internal changes. Show an editable draft.
Add a public changelog page per product with each release, an email to subscribers when a release is published, and Stripe billing.
Drafts a thoughtful reply to every new Google review.
Plain English summaries of any apartment lease.
Talk through a job, get a finished invoice by text.