Release Notes

Turn a messy commit log into clean, user-facing release notes.

Translates commits/PRs into plain, user-facing language

Groups changes into Added / Improved / Fixed

Leads with the headline change

Drops chores and refactors users won't feel

See it in action

What actually happens

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❯/release-notes:draft - fix: crash on large image upload - feat: dark mode toggle - chore: bump eslint - perf: dashboard load 4s -> 1.2s

Release Notes turns a raw commit log or a list of merged PRs into clean, user-facing notes — the kind a customer actually reads. It translates engineering changes into plain language, groups them into Added, Improved, and Fixed, and quietly drops the chores and refactors nobody outside the team cares about.

It's a single command: paste what shipped, get back a tidy changelog ready for an email, an in-app "What's new", or your release page.

What it does

Rewrites changes as user-facing benefits, not internal mechanics
Groups them into Added / Improved / Fixed
Leads with the headline change
Strips dependency bumps and pure refactors