Connect one release source
Connect one GitHub repository. Plot watches published releases and resolves the exact base and head range when a release arrives.
Connect one GitHub repository and let Plot resolve each published release range into a source-cited changelog you can review, publish to your public changelog page, or export as Markdown.
Connect one GitHub repository. Plot watches published releases and resolves the exact base and head range when a release arrives.
Plot prepares a changelog draft with saved citations. Inspect the source behind each claim, edit the wording, and keep review in human hands.
Publish to your hosted public changelog page or export Markdown. Plot never auto-publishes — you approve before anything goes live.
Ready to publish.
Docs impact suggestions, customer-update variants, voice and style rules, and additional shipped-work sources are planned after the release review loop.
Ready to review.
The private beta stays focused on a source-cited changelog that a human can review and publish. After the changelog loop works, the same ship evidence can power announcement, in-app, and docs snippets — separate outputs, same trust.
Suggest which documentation may need attention after the release review loop is proven.
Turn the approved changelog into a customer-facing variant when that workflow is available.
Apply team terminology and approved examples after the core review path is working.
Connect additional shipped-work sources only when design partners need them.
Plot will suggest documentation changes after the release review loop is proven.
A release boundary was received
Changes inside the exact range
Citations saved for review
Base and head are fixed
Source is ready to inspect
Edit before publish
Narrative with saved citations
Edit and verify the important claims
Hosted at acme/changelog/v2.4.0
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Plot should not invent a product story. It shows which saved sources support a changelog draft. Plot never auto-publishes — you approve every public release.
The connected repository, release boundary, changelog, citations, and delivery history stay inside the selected workspace.
Plot reads the one GitHub repository the workspace owner connects and does not broaden access on its own.
Important changelog statements stay linked to saved source evidence so you can inspect why the draft says what it says.
Your hosted changelog page goes live only when you publish. Plot prepares the draft; you approve every public release.
Connect one GitHub repository. When a published release arrives, Plot prepares a source-cited changelog you can review, publish to your public changelog page, or export as Markdown.