Changelog Agents turns git commits into polished, customer-facing release notes in plain language your users actually understand. No more empty changelogs or walls of "fix bug, refactor, update deps." Key differences: • 100% local — runs on Ollama (qwen2.5:7b), your code never leaves you. No cloud API. • Free & open source • You are in control — AI drafts, you review, you publish. Outputs: Markdown changelog (CHANGELOG.md) + self-hosted HTML widget. Pre-1.0, open source, we want your feedback
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Maker here.
I got tired of writing changelogs by hand — and, honestly, of most changelogs being either empty or a wall of "fix bug, refactor, update deps."
So I built a CLI that reads your git history and drafts customer-facing release notes in plain language a non-dev can actually understand.
The thing I care most about: it runs 100% locally via Ollama (qwen2.5:7b). Your code never leaves your machine. Most "AI changelog" tools send your diffs to a cloud API — this one doesn't.
It's free, open source, and pre-1.0. I'd love real feedback on the prompt quality and the review workflow. What do you use for release notes today?