Release notes and rollout
Customer-facing notes, an internal summary for support and sales, and the announcement, all written from what really shipped.
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GitHub
Linear
Notion
MailChimp
Zendesk
Slack
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What the agent does, step by step, after you ask. This is an illustration; your results depend on your own data.
Release notes and rollout
github.list_prs18 pull requests merged since the last releaseDonelinear.search_issuesCustomer-facing tickets matched for 15 of themDonenotion.create_pageRelease notes drafted: 6 features, 9 fixesDonezendesk.search_tickets7 open tickets are solved by this releaseDonezendesk.add_commentCustomers on those 7 tickets told the fix is outWaits for youmailchimp.create_campaignCustomer announcement draftedDoneslack.post_messageInternal summary posted for support and salesWaits for you
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- 18 pull requests merged since the last release
- Customer-facing tickets matched for 15 of them
- Release notes drafted: 6 features, 9 fixes
- 7 open tickets are solved by this release
- Customer announcement drafted
Waits for your approval
- Customers on those 7 tickets told the fix is out
- Internal summary posted for support and sales
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GitHub, Linear, Notion, MailChimp, Zendesk, Slack. Setu keeps the sign-in secure and never shows your passwords to the agent.
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Run it when a release is tagged. You describe the job in your own words.
You stay in control
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More for product and design.
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Product and design
Feedback to roadmap
“Turn this week's customer feedback into themes and tickets.”
Feedback from chat, tickets and usage grouped into themes with evidence, and tickets filed for the ones with enough weight.
Every Friday at 14:00
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Product and design
Experiment readout
“Write up the results of the onboarding experiment.”
Results pulled from analytics, checked for significance, written up with a recommendation and shared with the team.
When an experiment ends
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Product and design
Design handoff check
“Is everything marked ready in Figma actually ready to build?”
Designs checked against tickets, specs and comments, with gaps listed before engineers hit them.
Every Thursday at 10:00
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