I built an open source CLI that writes release notes from your merged PRs

📰 Dev.to · Berat Bozkurt

Learn how to automate release note generation from merged PRs using a CLI tool and improve team productivity

intermediate Published 12 Jun 2026
Action Steps
  1. Build a CLI tool using a programming language like Node.js or Python to automate release note generation
  2. Configure the tool to connect to your GitHub repository and fetch merged PRs
  3. Test the tool by running it against a sample repository to ensure it works as expected
  4. Apply the tool to your production repository to automate release note generation
  5. Compare the automated release notes with manual notes to ensure accuracy and completeness
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and DevOps teams can benefit from automating release note generation, saving time and reducing manual effort

Key Insight

💡 Automating release note generation can save teams a significant amount of time and reduce manual effort

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Learn how to automate release note generation from merged PRs using a CLI tool and improve team productivity

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