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Dreading dependency updates because you don't know what actually changed
“Dependabot opens 12 PRs and I have no idea which are safe. Reading 12 changelogs across 12 formats to find the one breaking change is miserable, so I just ignore them.”— Hacker News ↗
The gap
Dependabot/Renovate tell you a version bumped but not what it means for you. An AI digest that reads the changelog and flags 'breaking / behavioral / safe' in plain language is the missing risk-triage layer devs keep asking for.
For
Developers maintaining projects
Paste-ready build prompt
Build a 'dependency update digest' in Next.js. Paste a package.json diff (or a list of pkg old→new versions); for each, fetch the changelog/release notes and have an LLM classify it as Safe / Review / Breaking with a one-line 'what changed for you'. First 3 steps: (1) input parsing old→new versions, (2) fetch release notes from the npm registry/GitHub releases per package, (3) an LLM pass returning `{pkg, risk, summary}` rendered as a triage list sorted by risk.