Generate a Keep a Changelog changelog from conventional Git commits.
npx skills add https://github.com/mikkeymoo/claude-solo --skill mm-changelog
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mm-changelog Source: https://github.com/mikkeymoo/claude-solo/tree/main/mm-skills/mm-changelog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mikkeymoo/claude-solo --skill mm-changelog
This Skill automates the generation of a changelog from conventional commits, saving time and reducing the potential for errors in manual changelog creation.
Run the /mm-changelog --preview command to generate a preview of the changelog.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automating changelog generation involves parsing conventional commit messages from a Git repository and formatting them into Markdown. This process eliminates manual entry errors and saves time.
Yes, you can preview changes before writing them by using a preview mode. This allows you to review the parsed conventional commits and the generated Markdown output before committing the file updates.
Yes, Python is required to execute the commands that parse Git commit history and generate the changelog output. Git is also necessary to access the repository and read the conventional commit messages.
You can filter commits by tag to isolate specific release boundaries when creating a Markdown changelog. This ensures only the relevant conventional commits between tags are included in the generated output.
The best way to maintain a Keep a Changelog format is to automatically parse conventional commits and append them to the changelog. This ensures consistent formatting and accurate documentation of repository changes.
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