Release Manager

This handles the coordination work of cutting releases: tracking changes across pull requests, generating changelogs, managing version bumps, and ensuring release notes actually reflect what shipped. You'd reach for this when you're tired of manually combing through merged PRs or when your team's release process has become a multi-hour archaeology project. It's built for teams that ship often enough that release prep becomes a tax on velocity. The main win is consistency, making sure nothing gets lost between merge and release announcement, though you'll still want human judgment on what actually matters to users versus what's just internal refactoring noise.