A small tool turns developer changes into customer updates
A trial tool is running that turns written in developer language into customer-friendly update notes. The problem is that product changes often sound too technical, so regular customers and users may not understand what actually improved. The current trial version uses GROQ and is meant to test whether the idea is useful enough to keep building.
The planned final product would include a lightweight website, a widget, and a developer-focused . Feedback is being used to judge whether the product direction is worth pursuing.
Key points
- The tool rewrites into customer-friendly update notes.
- The current trial version runs on GROQ.
- The goal is to before building the product further.
- The planned product may include a website, a widget, and a .
- The main use case is saving time when turning technical changes into customer-facing updates.