Teams ship useful improvements every week, but those stories don't always make it to customers. When updates stay buried in pull requests or never become release posts, customers may miss changes they could use. The Ideas page helps teams announce their work more consistently by turning GitHub merges into a list of features worth explaining and drafting content for your blog and social channels.
When you ship every week, keeping customers informed takes a steady habit: decide what’s worth sharing, then make time to explain it where they follow you. The Ideas page gathers those stories and prepares drafts while the work is fresh, making it easier to keep that habit going.
Check each idea before it's written
Every idea comes with a short summary of the feature and why it looks shipped or still in progress. It also lists what's worth checking before you announce it, and links the pull requests and commits behind it. That context helps you confirm what changed and decide whether customers are ready to hear about it, without retracing the work in GitHub.
Draft the article and posts from an idea
Your agent automatically drafts an article, X and LinkedIn posts, and a short video about your features, in your voice. It also judges each feature's size and scales the package: major features can get more social posts and a newsletter, while smaller ones get a lighter treatment. That gives your team a repeatable way to turn shipped work into announcements across the channels customers follow. You review and approve. Nothing goes out without you.
See which shipped features haven't been announced
You can spot finished features that still have nothing written about them because each idea shows whether it’s in progress, shipped, drafted, or published. It also shows whether your agent plans to write about it or is holding it back, and why. That gives your team a clearer next step for keeping customers up to date on what you’ve shipped.
Start with your repository
Set up a Changelog and choose the repositories it reads. Public ones work without connecting GitHub, so you can try it on an open source project right away. Your first ideas appear once it has read what your team merged, and on paid plans the list keeps up as you ship.
Start for free on Paragraph and see what your team has already shipped that's worth a post.