Stenographer-AI

AI-Powered Technical Documentation Generator

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AI-Powered Technical Documentation Generator

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Stenographer.AI is a B2B Micro-SaaS that automatically generates technical documentation and changelogs by analyzing pull requests. It integrates directly with a team's GitHub workflow, saving developers time and improving documentation quality. Eliminate the chore of writing documentation by using AI to summarize code changes upon merge, then delivering that summary to a destination like a CHANGELOG.md file or a Notion page.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Artificial Intelligence•GitHub

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We built Stenographer.AI because release notes usually get written too late, with too little context, and by someone digging through merged PRs at the end of a sprint. Stenographer.AI connects to GitHub, turns merged pull requests into editable summary drafts, and gives teams a simple review queue to approve what’s ready to ship. The goal is straightforward: less manual release prep, more consistent communication, and fewer last-minute release note scrambles. A few things we focused on: GitHub-first workflow Mobile Ready AI-generated summaries you can actually edit Review and approval before anything is finalized Faster release communication for engineering teams If you ship often and release notes keep becoming an afterthought, we’d love your feedback on what would make this genuinely useful for your team.

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Review GitHub PRs and turn them into release-ready summaries using AI

We built Stenographer.AI because release notes usually happen too late, with too little context, and after someone has already spent too much time digging through merged PRs.

The product connects to GitHub, turns merged pull requests into editable summary drafts, and gives teams a simple workflow to review and approve what s ready to ship. The goal is to make release communication faster, cleaner, and less painful for engineering teams.

What we wanted to fix:

Manual release note writing at the end of a sprint
Inconsistent summaries across teams and repos
Too much time spent translating technical PRs into stakeholder-friendly updates
No clear review step before publishing

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