release-notes

To generate release notes from git history, this Skill analyzes your commit log and categorizes entries into features, fixes, improvements, and documentation, then outputs a structured RELEASE_NOTES.md file using a predefined template with the confirmed version and date.

Scoping commits for a changelog using Git tags is handled by determining the version range directly from existing tags or explicit user input, ensuring only the relevant changes for that specific release are included in the generated notes.

You can identify contributors from git commits because the Skill parses the commit history to assemble a concise overview of contributors, providing proper release credits within the final RELEASE_NOTES.md output.

Categorizing git commits into features and bug fixes is accomplished by analyzing the commit messages in your repository history, automatically sorting them into structured sections for a polished and consistent changelog.

You do not need to manually provide a version range to generate a changelog if Git tags exist, as the Skill can automatically determine the scope from tags, though explicit range input is supported for precise scoping.