Turn shipped work into clear release communication.
Collect shipped changes, translate implementation detail into customer outcomes, and route a complete release-note draft for approval.
How this composition works
This workflow reads the final merged work rather than relying on memory at the end of a release. It groups related changes, checks the planning context, drafts outcome-led copy, and records sources. A human approves claims and publication so internal implementation language does not leak into public messaging.
Collect shipped changes
Read merged pull requests and release metadata from the completed window.
Recover product intent
Use linked planning issues to distinguish outcomes from implementation detail.
Draft the narrative
Write the release note in the approved product voice and document structure.

Request publication review
Send the draft and evidence to the accountable release owner.

Connected systems
These are the real product connectors composed for this example, each scoped to the credential permissions your workspace approves.
GitHub
Read and write GitHub repos, issues, and pull requests.
Explore connectorLinear
Browse and update Linear issues, projects, and cycles.
Explore connectorCraft
Manage markdown blocks in collections with create, edit, delete, move, and undo capabilities.
Explore connectorSlack
Read channels and messages, post messages, and upload files as your Slack bot.
Explore connectorOptional skills
Where relevant, skills add reusable method and verification. The connectors and agent instructions remain the primary building blocks.
Brand Guidelines
Apply a brand's colors, typography, and tone consistently across slides, docs, charts, and HTML. Use when output needs to match a company's visual identity.
See the playbookContent Brief
Create an evidence-backed brief for an article, landing page, guide, case study, or campaign asset. Use before drafting when audience, angle, proof, structure, and approvals need alignment.
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