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GitHub integration with AI suggestions

Lokidrop can now connect directly to your GitHub repository. When a new commit appears, Lokidrop evaluates the commit message and decides whether it might be something your users should hear about.

If it looks relevant, Lokidrop will suggest a changelog entry for you.

Suggestions appear directly inside the entry editor, so you can review them, tweak the wording, and publish when ready. It’s a simple way to make sure important updates don’t get lost between commits and releases.

The only requirement is writing meaningful commit messages — which is a good habit to have anyway. It also nudges your team toward clearer, more useful commits.

Lokidrop never looks at your code. Only the commit messages are evaluated.


Password-protected changelog pages

You can now protect your changelog with a password.

This is especially useful if you want to share updates with internal teams, testers, or selected customers before making them public.