Release Proof
Carry verified change context into the release
Release Proof turns the merged Change Proofs into release evidence — which requirements, code changes, accepted risks, and follow-ups shipped — and drafts release notes, an internal brief, and customer-facing copy that all cite the same confirmed facts.
One source, every audience
Marketing, support, and engineering agree
Release notes
User-facing changes drafted from verified requirements only.
Internal brief
Engineering, support, and product summary from one fact set.
Accepted risk
Known limitations shipped with the release, recorded.
Follow-ups
Unfinished items carried forward as tracked tasks.
After release, add real outcomes and any incidents so the evidence record stays complete.
Every patch should keep its promise
Stop merging changes you can only hope are correct.
Connect a repo, open a pull request, and PatchVow returns a Change Proof: what the Issue promised, what the patch delivered, and what still needs review.