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Product and design

Release notes and rollout

Customer-facing notes, an internal summary for support and sales, and the announcement, all written from what really shipped.

Chat

Write release notes for this release and tell everyone who needs to know.
Release notes are drafted. Seven open tickets are solved by this release, and the notices to those customers are waiting for your OK.

Connected apps.

Connect each one once. You sign in on the app's own screen, and you can disconnect any time.

  • GitHubGitHub
  • LinearLinear
  • NotionNotion
  • MailChimpMailChimp
  • ZendeskZendesk
  • SlackSlack

An example run.

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

  • GitHubgithub.list_prs18 pull requests merged since the last releaseDone
  • Linearlinear.search_issuesCustomer-facing tickets matched for 15 of themDone
  • Notionnotion.create_pageRelease notes drafted: 6 features, 9 fixesDone
  • Zendeskzendesk.search_tickets7 open tickets are solved by this releaseDone
  • Zendeskzendesk.add_commentCustomers on those 7 tickets told the fix is outWaits for you
  • MailChimpmailchimp.create_campaignCustomer announcement draftedDone
  • Slackslack.post_messageInternal summary posted for support and salesWaits for you

You stay in control.

Looking things up is automatic. Anything that changes something waits for you, and every step is logged.

Runs on its own

  • 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

How it works.

  1. Connect your apps

    GitHub, Linear, Notion, MailChimp, Zendesk, Slack. Setu keeps the sign-in secure and never shows your passwords to the agent.

  2. Ask, or set a trigger

    Run it when a release is tagged. You describe the job in your own words.

  3. You stay in control

    Reading is quick. Anything that writes or deletes can wait for your approval, and every step is logged.

Give your agent real hands.

Connect an app, hand your agent the tools, and watch it finish the job.