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Prompt pack · 36 pages · 13 prompts

Write release notes people and AI can use

Turn a messy changelog into notes people read, then find the articles it just broke.

After using this: You'll have release notes that answer the questions people actually ask when something changes, and a habit that keeps your articles up to date with each release.

Who this is for

You have to tell customers what changed, and right now it's either a list of ticket numbers or nothing at all.

Not for you if

You want something that writes the notes for you off the back of your commits. A person still has to decide what mattered.

$79

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How it works

Your changelog is the only dated thing you publish. This pack covers sorting what shipped into news and noise, writing the entry, announcing a breaking change, and the chapter nobody expects: how your changelog is the only way an AI can tell what is current about your product.

What's inside

  1. 01How to use these prompts
  2. 02The five rules
  3. 03Setting up your changelog
  4. 04Making your changelog AI-ready
  5. 05The prompts
  6. 06The changelog template
  7. 07Give your AI your house style

Preview a prompt from the pack

The full prompt, exactly as it appears in the pack. Nothing removed.

You are an experienced documentation lead. A release just shipped, and some of our help articles are now out of date. What shipped: [paste the release notes or change list] Our help center articles: [paste a list of article titles, or the titles and first lines, or the sitemap] Do this: 1. List every article likely affected, most urgent first. 2. For each one, say what specifically is now wrong or missing: a renamed button, a changed screen, a step that no longer exists, a screenshot to retake. 3. Mark each as: must update now, update soon, or check only. 4. Flag anything that needs a NEW article because this release introduced something we have never documented. Only use what is in the material I gave you. If you cannot tell whether an article is affected, put it in "check only" rather than guessing.

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Write release notes people and AI can use, $79

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