Write polished, customer ready release notes from technical change logs
Engineering changelogs speak to engineers. Customer facing release notes need to speak to customers. The gap between "migrated session handling from cookie based to token based auth" and "signing in is now faster and works reliably across devices" requires a translation that most teams either skip entirely or handle inconsistently. The Release Note Drafter bridges that gap by taking technical change records and producing polished notes that communicate value in language your audience understands.
How the Release Note Drafter works
Feed the agent a set of changelog entries, commit summaries, or resolved task descriptions. For each entry, it determines whether the change is user visible (and therefore worth communicating) or purely internal. For user visible changes, it writes a description from the customer's perspective: what changed, why it matters to them, and whether any action is required on their end. It applies consistent tone and formatting across all entries and organizes them into logical groupings. The output is a ready to publish document in your ClickUp workspace.
Why you need the Release Note Drafter
Product marketing teams responsible for communicating product updates to customers without deep technical context get the most direct value. Developer relations teams preparing blog posts or community announcements from engineering output can use these drafts as starting points. Customer success managers who need to proactively inform accounts about relevant changes benefit from notes they can share directly without rewriting.
Release Note Drafter vs. Release Notes
The Release Note Drafter focuses on writing quality: taking existing change descriptions and polishing them for a specific audience. The Release Notes Agent focuses on compilation: aggregating changes from across your workspace into a structured changelog. Pair them together for the most complete workflow. Let the Release Notes Agent gather everything that shipped, then let the Drafter refine the customer facing version.
