release-setup

To automate semantic-release and commitlint setup, this Skill configures Git hooks and release automation tools by detecting your project runtime and package manager from `.claude/stack.yml`, installing the necessary dependencies to enforce commit standards and generate changelogs automatically.

Yes, this release automation tool works with Bun and Deno projects by reading the `.claude/stack.yml` file to detect your specific runtime, allowing it to configure Commitizen, commitlint, and semantic-release correctly for Node, Bun, Deno, or Python environments.

The best way to enforce Conventional Commits using Git hooks is to configure a hook runner like Lefthook or Husky alongside commitlint, which this Skill sets up to automatically validate commit message formatting and run linters before code is committed.

Yes, you can use Release Please instead of semantic-release for changelog generation, as this Skill supports setting up either tool to automate versioning and generate changelogs based on your Git tags and commit history.

To configure Lefthook or Husky to run linters automatically, this Skill integrates your chosen Git hook runner with the project environment, establishing hooks that execute linters and type checkers automatically during the commit process.

No specific package manager is required to set up commit standards and release automation, as this Skill detects npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun from your `.claude/stack.yml` configuration to install and configure the appropriate commit and release tools.