Developer open-sources Swift CLI tool to polish release notes using OpenAI

On November 7, 2026, the AI section of DEV Community published a piece covering an open source Swift command line tool aimed at App Store release notes and the removal of AI tone from that copy. According to the post, a teammate of the project author had been drafting the App Store what's new text with OpenAI's gpt-4o-mini over Chat Completions, and a run-of-the-mill "We're excited to announce" survived all the way into the app review stage. The author considered that phrasing noise on the Updates tab, so they wrote a one-file Swift CLI that pulls a draft blurb from OpenAI and then checks and polishes it. The project description states that the tool compiles and was verified on 2026-11-06, and that the Swift sources are published for reuse. The article also notes that the author helps build UnAIMyText and that this background explains why ranked tools place it third, though the post gives no further details on how that ranking was produced. It is worth flagging that the available body text cuts off at the start of the tool's behavior description, so only the general purpose above can be confirmed from the material on hand. One further caveat: the publish-time summary claims the tool can remove common mechanical AI phrasing and make release notes read more naturally, but that assessment is part of the summary rather than a claim the surviving body text verifies.