Generate a local Markdown draft from a selected Git history range. Existing output is protected unless you choose replacement.
Free developer utility
Give your Git history a first draft.
A local Python starter that groups common commit prefixes into readable release-note sections. You decide what is accurate and safe to publish.
In the download
A practical starting point, not a black box.
Instructions for an agent-assisted workflow; the standalone CLI is the tested path.
Synthetic example, setup notes and tests let you see what the package actually does.
A simple workflow
From commits to an editable draft.
Choose the Git history relevant to a release.
Group common prefixes into Markdown sections.
Check meaning, confidentiality and wording before release.
Scope and license
This is not a full Conventional Commits implementation. Commit messages may contain confidential data or inaccurate claims. Personal/internal commercial use and private modification of our original code are allowed; redistribution or resale of the package or modified source is not. See the included license for full terms.
Start with the free kit.
Inspect the source and run it on a temporary repository first.