Create and manage Keep a Changelog entries via CLI commands.
npx skills add https://github.com/schpet/toolbox --skill changelog-schpet
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: changelog Source: https://github.com/schpet/toolbox/tree/main/plugins/changelog/skills/changelog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/schpet/toolbox --skill changelog-schpet
This skill streamlines the creation and maintenance of CHANGELOG.md files by ensuring entries follow the Keep a Changelog format and by simplifying release notes and Git-history synchronization.
Use a simple command to add an entry, for example: changelog add --type fixed "resolve issue with release notes formatting"
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automate changelog management by running CLI commands like 'changelog add' to categorize entries and 'changelog release' to publish versions, keeping your project changelog up to date programmatically.
To keep a changelog formatted correctly, the CLI guides entry creation into categories like added, changed, and fixed, ensuring your CHANGELOG.md adheres to the Keep a Changelog format standards.
Yes, you can sync Git history with your changelog using the 'changelog review' command, which reviews and aligns commits with changelog entries to ensure accurate release documentation.
The best way to track unreleased changes is using the 'changelog release' command, which manages the transition of entries from the Unreleased section into published version sections.
No specific dependencies are required to use this CLI for release management, as it operates independently to guide changelog entry creation, release tracking, and commit review.
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