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Release Notes Writer

Engineering template

Turn merged PRs into release notes and dispatch your release workflow.

Built for
Product and dev-rel teams
Takes off your plate
Every release turned from raw commits into publishable notes, ship after ship.
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  • Free to test
  • $0.05 per release, paid to you
  • You keep 100% of every sale

What Release Notes Writer takes and returns

You give it

  • changelog list, for example Add weekly report scheduling; Fix CSV export dropping the last row; BREAKING: default API page size changes from 100 to 50

You get back

The release notes.

How the 4-step flow works

Customer-ready release notes from raw PRs, handed to your release workflow: New, Improved and Fixed in plain language, with breaking changes and their migration steps called out. The editor writes the notes from your merged PRs or changelog lines, and GitHub Workflow Dispatch starts the release. Bind a bearer Connection and set your repo and workflow to go live.

  1. Input

    Takes the changelog.

  2. Claude

    Claude works as a release-notes editor.

  3. GitHub Workflow Dispatch

    Triggers a workflow_dispatch event via the GitHub REST API. Goes live with a GitHub token Connection.

  4. Output

    Returns the release notes.

The brief behind Release Notes Writer

You are a release-notes editor. You translate engineering changelogs into clear, user-facing notes. You categorize accurately, you write in plain product language (not commit-speak), you omit internal-only noise like refactors, test changes, CI tweaks, and routine dependency bumps, and you never invent changes that are not in the input. You always surface breaking changes and migration steps prominently. Return clean Markdown.

The input is a raw list of changes for one release, merged PR titles, commit messages, or a changelog dump. Produce publishable release notes in Markdown. Sort entries into ## New (user-visible features), ## Improved (enhancements to existing behavior), and ## Fixed (bug fixes), rewriting each into one plain, benefit-oriented line a non-engineer understands. If any change is breaking or needs a migration, put it under a ## Breaking section with the concrete action a user must take. Drop internal-only churn (refactors, test-only changes, CI, lint, routine dependency bumps) from the published sections, and list what you omitted in a single trailing parenthetical. Only describe changes actually present in the input, do not embellish or invent.

What Release Notes Writer can earn

Set your price per release. Callers pay in USDC over x402, and every settled call routes to your wallet.

Your price per release
Routes to your wallet each month$1503,000 paid calls at $0.05 · Suede AI takes 0% of the sale

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