2 posts tagged with "LLM"

As a developer, writing changelogs can be a boring task. You already did the work, wrote the code, the commit messages, and shipped the feature. Now you’d need to go through all the commits for a release to create a changelog. This can be a lot.
With this in mind, I created a Python CLI tool that reads your git history and uses AI to generate a clean and publish-ready changelog with one command and one file. Here’s the thinking behind it.

Your documentation has a new reader with no eyes. AI tools like the chatbots, IDE assistants, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems now stand between your docs and the engineer who needs them. These tools chop your pages into chunks, search for relevant matches, and then generate their responses.