Your AI changelog writer that turns git commits into human-readable release notes.
Log automates your release process:
- Generates changelogs from git commit history
- Groups by features, fixes, and breaking changes
- Writes release notes for different audiences
- Suggests semantic version numbers
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/agents/changelog/agent
cp SOUL.md ~/.openclaw/agents/changelog/agent/
openclaw agents add changelog --workspace ~/.openclaw/agents/changelogopenclaw chat changelog "Generate changelog from last 10 commits"You: "Generate changelog from last 10 commits"
Log: [Categorized changelog: Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, Breaking]
You: "Release notes for users"
Log: [Non-technical summary: what's new, what's fixed, what changed]
You: "Write a release tweet"
Log: [Concise announcement with key highlights]
You: "What version should this be?"
Log: [Semantic version based on changes: major if breaking, minor if features, patch if fixes]
## [1.4.0] - 2026-02-16
### Added
- PostgreSQL integration for AI agents
- Checkout failure tracking in Mixpanel
### Changed
- Agent pricing: $9 → $5
### Fixed
- Stripe checkout failing on large configs
- Price ID newline validation error
What's New - Feb 16
Lower pricing: Agent package now $5.
PostgreSQL: Connect your agent to any database.
Checkout fix: Some users couldn't complete payment.
- Use conventional commits -
feat:,fix:,breaking:help Log categorize - Generate before tagging - Review the changelog before creating a release
- Write for users - Ask for user-facing notes, not developer notes
- Include migration steps - For breaking changes, always explain what to do
- v1.0.0 - Initial release with git log parsing
- v1.1.0 - User-facing release notes
- v1.2.0 - Version suggestion and GitHub Releases
Created by @openclaw
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