Changelog

Product Updates and Changelog

A chronological record of everything we have shipped. Each entry explains what changed, why it matters, and how it improves your release note workflow. Built with transparency in mind.

Improvement
February 21, 2026

Improved PR Data Extraction for User-Friendly Release Notes

Overhauled how Engammo extracts and processes pull request data to produce clearer, more user-friendly release notes. The parser now ignores template-only sections in PR bodies and extracts more meaningful content from commit messages and descriptions.

Highlights

  • •Updated PR body parsing to ignore template-only sections that add noise to release notes
  • •Tag-based release note generation with pagination for tagged commits
  • •Improved compilation and build reliability
Feature
February 16, 2026

Latest Release Widget and Enriched Highlights

Added a latest release widget to the marketing landing page that showcases recent release highlights. The widget pulls enriched data to give visitors an immediate sense of Engammo's release note output quality.

Highlights

  • •New latest release widget on the marketing landing page
  • •AI-enriched release highlights displayed in CTA section
  • •Expanded hero text for clearer product positioning
Feature
February 9, 2026

AI Release Note Enrichment

Introduced an AI enrichment step that transforms basic PR data into polished, customer-friendly release note summaries. The enrichment engine analyzes PR content to generate summaries that explain the user-facing impact of each change.

Highlights

  • •AI-powered enrichment of release note summaries
  • •One-click summary enrichment from the dashboard
Improvement
February 2, 2026

Release Note Content and Tagging Improvements

Improved the quality and structure of generated release notes. Added tagging support for better categorization and updated the PR body parsing to filter out template boilerplate that was making its way into release note content.

Highlights

  • •Added tagging support for release note categorization
  • •Improved release note content quality and formatting
  • •Frontend improvements to the release notes dashboard
  • •PR body parsing now filters out template-only sections
Improvement
February 1, 2026

SEO Foundation and Social Setup

Established the SEO foundation for the marketing site including meta tags, Open Graph configuration, favicon setup, and Twitter card integration. These changes improve how Engammo appears in search results and when shared on social media.

Highlights

  • •Complete SEO setup with meta tags and Open Graph data
  • •Custom favicon and Apple touch icon
  • •Twitter/X card integration for social sharing
  • •Structured data (JSON-LD) for search engine rich results
Feature
January 31, 2026

GitHub App Integration and Dashboard Launch

Launched the core Engammo web application with GitHub App integration, repository management, and release note generation from the dashboard. Users can install the Engammo GitHub App, connect repositories, and generate release notes directly from the UI.

Highlights

  • •GitHub App connection and OAuth authentication flow
  • •Repository management with admin structure
  • •Release note generation from the dashboard with a generate button
  • •Repository detail and note detail pages
  • •Marketing landing page with features, pricing, and how-it-works sections
  • •Vercel deployment configuration
Feature
January 11, 2026

Initial Release: Core Engine and GitHub Action

The first release of Engammo, starting as a GitHub Action that automatically generates release notes from pull request data. Includes the core parsing engine, AI summarization using OpenAI, and a GitHub Action workflow for automated release note generation on PR merge.

Highlights

  • •Core release note parsing engine
  • •AI-powered summarization of PR changes using OpenAI
  • •GitHub Action for automated release note generation
  • •PR comment posting with generated release notes
  • •Dogfooding setup using Engammo on its own repository

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often is the changelog updated?

The changelog is updated with every significant product release. We ship on a weekly cadence, so new entries appear at least monthly. Minor bug fixes and internal improvements may not appear individually but are included in summary entries.

Can I subscribe to changelog updates?

Not yet, but we are working on an RSS feed and email notification system for the changelog. In the meantime, you can follow us on Twitter/X at @engammo for real-time product update announcements.

What is the difference between the changelog and the roadmap?

The changelog documents what has already shipped. The roadmap describes what we plan to build next. Together, they give you a complete picture of where Engammo has been and where it is going.

Are all changes listed in the changelog?

Major features, significant improvements, and important bug fixes are listed individually. Minor internal changes, dependency updates, and small UI tweaks are grouped into summary entries or omitted to keep the changelog readable.

Can I view the changelog via API?

A structured changelog API is on our roadmap. When available, it will return changelog entries in JSON format with filtering by date, version, and category. Check the roadmap page for the latest timeline.

How is this changelog generated?

We use Engammo itself to generate our changelog. Pull requests merged into the Engammo codebase are processed by our own AI engine, and the resulting release notes are reviewed and published here. It is a live demonstration of the product.

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