TinyRelay
Release infrastructure that stays out of a small product’s way.
A composable set of open-source tools for changelogs, version pages, and lightweight release notifications.
Why does
TinyRelay exist?
Shipping a small product should not begin with building a large system. TinyRelay uses plain files and clear conventions to cover what community-maintained projects actually need.
The product shape we know so far
The direction can move, but these capabilities and principles have passed a first round of evidence.
Static version pages with no database
Email and webhook release notifications
Composable CLI tools and templates
Not a countdown. A chain of evidence.
Every step should inform the next. When evidence is missing, pausing is a legitimate form of progress.
v1.0
CLI, templates, and GitHub Action released
Plugin system
The community can add new output channels
Localized templates
English and Chinese release flows come first
Notes from the working group
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