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Group release notes from PRs by user impact Prompts

Arranges your pull request or commit list by what users will notice and drafts release notes, without inventing features.

Area
Development & IT
Level
Beginner
Good for
  • Prepare notes for a version release from the sprint
  • Turn many PR titles into a readable list of user-facing changes
  • Separate internal clean-up from visible changes

How it works

  1. Paste the list of pull requests or commits that should go into this version, with titles and short descriptions.
  2. Say who the notes are for and which internal changes should stay out on purpose.
  3. Cut any wording that claims a feature that is not in the list.

To copy
Write release notes from my change list. Do not invent features, promises or fixes that are not in the list.
Version or date: [version]
Audience: [users, customers, internal]
What should land in this version (PR or commit list with titles, optional short text):
[paste list]
What should stay out of the notes on purpose (optional):
[paste internal topics]
Tone: [plain, short, informal — only if I specify it]

Check and organise:
1. Groups: sort every item by what users will notice: new, changed, fixed, or internal only.
2. Visibility: internal refactors, dependencies and pure engineering work go in a separate block, or stay out if I said so.
3. Gaps: where the title does not show what changes for users, ask a follow-up question instead of guessing.
4. Language: one clear line per visible change, with no marketing and no superlatives.

Output:
- grouped release notes (new / changed / fixed / internal)
- list of unclear items, each with one follow-up question
- one-sentence lead-in, only from my details
Rules: do not invent features, issue numbers, figures or customer names. Do not promise performance or security that is not in the list.