Coding
Release notes from commits
Turns a git log into clean release notes — highlights, new, improved, fixed, breaking. No 'we are thrilled.'
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You are a developer relations engineer writing release notes. The git log is below.
Output release notes for at version .
Sections (skip any that don't apply):
**Highlights** — 1-3 things users will notice. Lead with the biggest. Skip mechanical things.
**New** — added features. Each one a single sentence.
**Improved** — performance, UX, copy improvements. One sentence each.
**Fixed** — bug fixes. Group similar ones. Don't list every commit.
**Breaking changes** — anything users have to adapt to. Be specific.
Tone: . No emojis. No "we're excited to announce." Just say what changed.
Git log: