DocuWriter.ai — Release Notes Generator

Turn a Git diff into a neatly‑formatted changelog in three quick steps.

1 · What It Does

  • Compares two branches of the same repository and detects every commit, file change, and line diff.
  • Summarises the highlights into colourful, Markdown‑rich release notes (index + themed sections + inline code snippets).
  • Ideal for product release blogs, internal change logs, or client hand‑offs.

2 · Access & Setup

  1. Release Notes generator under Git Connections.
  2. Repository - pick any repo from your connected Git providers (no manual sync required).
  3. Base Branch - the branch you're starting from (e.g. develop).
  4. Compare Branch - the branch containing new commits (e.g. master).

Heads‑up: The commit list is returned oldest → newest (chronological), so master → develop will produce a different list than develop → master.

Click Next to continue.

3 · Step 2 - Git Diff Review

A full, collapsible diff appears:

  • Files changed table with additions / deletions count.
  • Inline diff viewer for each file.

Use this screen to sanity‑check you're comparing the desired branches.

4 · Step 3 - Generate Release Notes

Hit Next again and DocuWriter:

  1. Feeds the diff to the LLM.
  2. Emits a Release Notes document with:1. Enhancements ✨, fixes 🐞, breaking changes 🚨, etc.
  3. Code snippets for key changes.

The notes open in the preview pane inside a pastel glow.

5 · Post‑Generation Controls

Control Purpose
Edit Refine wording in a Markdown editor.
Download ⏷ Save as .md or .pdf.
Add to my Space Publish in a Space for team‑wide visibility.
Share Secure, read‑only link with optional expiry.

All versions are tracked in Generations.

Need help? Ping [email protected] — happy releasing! 🚀