I built a service that turns GitHub PRs to customer readable changelogs

Nobody reads your PR titles. Especially not your users. You merge "fix: offset bug in pagination...

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Nobody reads your PR titles. Especially not your users.

You merge "fix: offset bug in pagination endpoint" and your PM asks, "so what shipped this week?" Now you're scrolling through GitHub, rewriting commit messages into something a customer would understand.

I got tired of that loop, so I built Shiplog — a Python CLI that reads your merged PRs and rewrites them into clean, grouped changelogs.

What it does

One command:

I built a service that turns GitHub PRs to customer readable changelogs

I built a service that turns GitHub PRs to customer readable changelogs

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