Generate a Keep a Changelog-compliant CHANGELOG.md from Git history.
npx skills add https://github.com/maggit/claude-workspace --skill changelog-maggit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: changelog Source: https://github.com/maggit/claude-workspace/tree/main/skills/changelog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/maggit/claude-workspace --skill changelog-maggit
Generating consistent, well-structured changelogs from a project's git history, eliminating manual drafting and ensuring release notes are up-to-date.
Run the changelog skill to generate or update CHANGELOG.md from the repository history.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A Keep a Changelog format structures release notes into Added, Changed, Fixed, and Docs sections, which you can populate automatically by parsing git commit prefixes like feat, fix, or docs.
Git commits are categorized into Keep a Changelog sections by parsing conventional commit prefixes such as feat for Added or fix for Fixed, then formatting the grouped entries into a structured CHANGELOG.md.
Yes, you can update an existing CHANGELOG.md by parsing new git commits between tags and inserting their categorized entries into the existing Keep a Changelog structure without losing previous release notes.
The best way to create release notes between two git tags is to parse the commit history in that range, categorize each commit by its conventional prefix, and output a Keep a Changelog-formatted section for that release.
Yes, conventional commit prefixes like feat, fix, or docs are required to automatically categorize git history into the Added, Changed, and Fixed sections of a Keep a Changelog-compliant output.
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