Prompt pack · 38 pages · 13 prompts + house style
Write release notes people and AI can use
Turn a messy list of what shipped into notes people read, then find the help articles the release 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.
You have to tell customers what changed, and right now it's either a list of ticket numbers or nothing at all.
You want something that writes the notes for you off the back of your commits. A person still has to decide what mattered.
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Your changelog is the only record of when your product changed. This pack covers sorting what shipped into news and noise, writing the entry, announcing a breaking change or a rename, and the chapter nobody expects: why an AI needs your changelog to know what's current.
What's inside
- 01The 5 rules behind every prompt
- 02Setting up your changelog: where it lives, who owns it, how loudly to announce
- 03Making your changelog AI-ready
- 0413 prompts, from sorting what shipped into news and noise to a monthly "what's new" roundup, including breaking changes, renames and the announcement email
- 05Finding the help articles a release just broke, with a finished example of what prompt 10 gives back
- 06The changelog template, with 3 finished entries
- 07A house style setup prompt for your release notes
- 08The short version
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The thinking behind it
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