Two steps, zero nagging

Overcut clones the PR branch, scans the diff for user-facing changes, and suggests a formatted changelog entry — committing it for you on approval.

The edge cases, covered

It knows what actually counts as user-facing and how your changelog is formatted, so the right entries land in the right file every time.

Knows what's user-facing

Flags UI, API, and CLI changes and skips internal refactors, so you're only prompted when it actually matters.

Matches your format

Follows your changelog's existing heading structure, bullet style, and categorization — nothing to reformat afterward.

Commits on approval

Suggests the entry inline and writes it to the changelog only once you give the go-ahead.

Finds the right file

Locates the relevant changelog automatically, including package-specific files in a monorepo.

Integrates with your stack

Runs on your pull requests and writes back to your repo — no new tools to adopt.

On by default, every PR

Triggers automatically 60 seconds after a PR opens, or on demand with /changelog on any PR.