Release Intelligence For Engineering Teams

Ship release notes in minutes, not at the end of a stressful sprint.

Stenographer.AI converts merged GitHub pull requests into clean, editable summaries your team can review and publish quickly.

Live Queue Snapshot

Realtime

#214 improve beacon scheduler drift handling

Pending

fictional-labs/orbit-notes

#209 align starlight export formatter

Approved

fictional-labs/orbit-notes

Fictional sample data for product preview only.

Product Demo

See exactly what your team reviews before shipping

Raw Pull Request Context (Fictional)

Fictional changed files, commits, and technical diff context from GitHub.

+ add lunar calendar fallback to scheduler\n + rename telemetry stream to comet-feed\n + document nebula export edge cases

Generated Summary + Controls

Editable fictional summary text with review status and approval actions.

Introduced a fallback for satellite-window scheduling and standardized the comet-feed summary template so mission updates stay consistent across teams.
PendingEditableReady to Approve

How It Works

From merged PR to release-ready summary in 3 steps

1

Connect GitHub

Authorize your organization and select repositories in one guided setup.

2

Generate Summaries

Every merged pull request is transformed into a structured summary draft.

3

Ship Release Notes

Review, edit, approve, and publish polished release updates with confidence.

Outcomes, Not Noise

Cut Release Prep Time

Eliminate manual PR writeups and get release-ready text while context is still fresh.

Standardize Team Communication

Create consistent summaries across repositories so stakeholders get the same clarity every sprint.

Review Before You Ship

Use queue-based approvals and edits so nothing publishes without engineering sign-off.

FAQ

Common questions before teams adopt

Does Stenographer.AI work with private repositories?

Yes. It is designed for private and organization repositories, with GitHub-authenticated access only.

Can we edit summaries before publishing?

Yes. Summaries are intentionally editable so engineering leads can adjust tone, detail, or scope.

Is this fully automatic without review?

No. The workflow is review-first. Your team approves summaries before they are treated as final.

How quickly are summaries generated?

Most summaries are generated within seconds after relevant pull request activity is processed.

Is this a replacement for engineering judgment?

No. It accelerates release communication, but final technical approval remains with your team.

Start Fast

Stop writing release notes from scratch.

Connect GitHub, generate your first summary, and move release communication out of the last-minute scramble.