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    Changelog to post

    Paste commit messages (git log --oneline works well) or release notes. It strips prefixes, PR numbers and internal chores, groups what's left and gives you a list ready to post.

    How to use it

    1. Paste commit messages, a git log --oneline, or release notes.
    2. Choose whether to group and whether to keep internal changes.
    3. Edit the intro line, then copy the post.

    Over 280 characters? Use the thread splitter.

    What it does to each line

    • Removes commit hashes, PR numbers, bullets and conventional-commit prefixes like feat(billing):.
    • Sorts lines into New, Improved and Fixed using those prefixes, verbs like "Add" and "Fix", or release-note headings.
    • Drops merge commits, version bumps and internal work (chore, ci, test, docs, build) unless you keep them.
    • Removes duplicates and capitalises the first letter.

    It never adds anything. Commit messages are written for developers, so read the list and rewrite any line a customer wouldn't understand. Prospel's GitHub connection does that step for you: each merged pull request becomes a plain-English note you choose whether to post.

    Runs entirely in your browser. Prospel doesn't receive or store anything you enter here.

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    Build in public without the copy-pasting

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