Release Copy Agent

I'll turn your technical feature notes into a customer-facing name, headline, and description ready for your product updates page.

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About this agent

Turning a technical feature into customer copy means juggling brand voice, banned words, and strict character limits at once. This agent identifies the constraint a feature removes and generates a compliant feature name, headline, and description that lead with customer value.

What you get

Customer-facing feature name under five words, delivered when you share a feature overview.

Benefit-led what's new headline within a strict character limit, delivered when you mention the agent.

Short, active what's new description leading with the value, delivered on request.

What this agent does

Starts with the technical details, not the polish

You hand over the feature's technical name and a short overview, and the agent takes it from there.

Finds the real value gap first

Before writing anything, it identifies the specific constraint the user could not do before and the new capability they can do now, so the copy leads with value, not mechanism.

Names the feature within your terminology

It cross-references your terminology and style guide, keeping protected product terms intact rather than swapping in generic synonyms, and lands on a name under five words with no hype.

Writes a headline that fits a strict limit

It writes a one-line, benefit-led headline under 60 characters that includes the exact feature name and opens with a high-energy verb, banning words like introducing or unlock.

Closes with a description that leads with value

It writes a two-sentence, active-voice description under 200 characters that states the limitation removed and the new action the user can take.