AI-Powered Continuous Changelog Agent
Jan 2026I designed and implemented a real-time communication bridge between Engineering and Go-To-Market (GTM) teams. By integrating GitHub webhooks with an LLM-powered analysis layer, I automated the translation of raw code commits into commercially readable updates. This system solved the “silent shipping” problem, ensuring Support and CX teams were instantly aware of minor updates without requiring manual input from Product Managers.
Key Achievements:
- Event-Driven Monitoring: Configured Zapier listeners to monitor specific “production-critical” repositories via GitHub webhooks. The system automatically flags Pull Requests (PRs) upon merge, eliminating the need for manual status reporting from engineers.
- Semantic “Plain English” Translation: Deployed an AI agent (utilizing OpenAI/Devin architecture) to parse complex code diffs and commit messages. I engineered the system prompts to strip away technical jargon (e.g., “Refactored API endpoint”) and output value-focused summaries (e.g., “Improved login load times by 20%”).
- Automated GTM Broadcasts: Built a Slack integration that routes these translated summaries directly to relevant CX and Support channels. This created a “live feed” of product changes, reducing internal confusion and support ticket escalation regarding unannounced fixes.
- Operational Efficiency: This pipeline automated the documentation of ~80% of minor patches and bug fixes. This allowed the Product team to shift focus from writing weekly changelogs to high-level strategic release notes for major version launches.