
Slack からの更新を自動キャプチャし、変更ログを一元管理するツールです。
Slack からの更新を自動キャプチャし、変更ログを一元管理するツールです。
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Transform closed Jira epics into professional release notes and GitLab merge requests automatically, saving your dev team hours of manual documentation work.
Your development team ships incredible features, but communicating what was delivered feels like an uphill battle. Updates get scattered across Slack threads, manager reports, and repository logs. Manual release note writing becomes the task everyone dreads—time-consuming, repetitive, and often skipped entirely when deadlines loom.
Meanwhile, stakeholders can't easily track delivered value, important releases get lost in the noise, and your team's hard work goes unrecognized. The result? Fragmented communication that undermines transparency, wastes precious development time, and leaves everyone frustrated with yet another manual process.
This template eliminates the release notes headache by automatically transforming closed Jira epics into polished, professional documentation. The moment an epic closes, AI generates comprehensive release notes and creates GitLab merge requests for team review—no manual writing, no missed updates, no scattered communication. Your team gets back to coding while stakeholders stay informed about every shipped feature.
You can easily customize this template by swapping in different project management tools, adjusting the AI-generated content format, or adding approval workflows that fit your team's review process.
This ready-made template builds you a complete release notes automation system that connects Jira, GitLab, and Slack. Here's how it works:
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No coding required. This Zapier template comes pre-configured to transform your Jira Epics into professional release notes automatically. Simply connect your Jira and GitLab accounts, and the AI-powered workflow handles the rest—no programming knowledge needed.
Yes. This automation works with other project management tools in the same category. For example, if you don't use Jira, you can swap in tools like Asana, Linear, or Azure DevOps instead. Zapier supports thousands of apps, making it easy to adapt the workflow to your existing development stack.
The template itself is free, but you'll need a Zapier account to run it. Check Zapier's current pricing for the plan that best fits your team's automation needs and usage volume.
The AI analyzes your Jira Epic descriptions, acceptance criteria, and linked issues to create comprehensive release notes. While the initial draft is highly accurate, you can customize the output format and review notes before publishing. The system learns from your feedback to improve future generations.
Absolutely. You can modify the release notes template, adjust the AI prompts, and choose where to publish—whether to GitLab releases, Slack channels, email lists, or documentation platforms like Confluence. The workflow is fully customizable to match your team's communication style and distribution needs.
The AI works with whatever information is available in your Epic description, acceptance criteria, and linked issues. If details are sparse, it will create a basic release note that you can enhance manually. This actually encourages teams to write better Epic descriptions, knowing they'll become public-facing documentation.
Yes. You can add additional filters to the workflow based on Epic labels, project types, or custom fields. For example, you could exclude internal maintenance Epics or only include Epics tagged with "customer-facing" to ensure only relevant releases generate public documentation.
While this template is configured for GitLab, you can easily swap GitLab actions for GitHub actions. The workflow would create GitHub releases, update README files, or commit to documentation repositories instead. The core logic remains the same across different Git platforms.
The template handles concurrent Epic closures gracefully. Each Epic triggers its own workflow instance, creating separate Git branches and merge requests. This prevents conflicts and ensures each release note is processed independently with proper attribution to the responsible team member.
Zapier provides detailed logs for each workflow run, showing exactly where any issues occur. Common troubleshooting steps include checking your API connections, verifying Epic field mappings, and ensuring your GitLab permissions are correctly configured.