Release Skill

To automate version bumping and changelog updates, the Skill updates version sources like simple.sdn and VERSION, inserts a top-of-file changelog entry, creates a signed commit, and generates an annotated git tag.

The best way to synchronize CLI fallback version strings is to rewrite hardcoded values in CLI source files to match the runtime version read from simple.sdn, ensuring tooling and runtime agree.

Yes, the release automation tool supports explicit X.Y.Z versioning alongside patch, minor, and major increments by validating the release argument format before applying the update to the project.

To safely push git tags, the Skill generates guarded push instructions that enforce an explicit confirmation step before executing any network operations, preventing unapproved pushes while creating local commits and tags.

Yes, you can set a specific custom version number by providing an explicit X.Y.Z argument, which the system validates and applies across all project sources instead of calculating an automatic increment.

Validating the release argument format before updating sources ensures only legitimate semantic versions or explicit X.Y.Z strings are processed, preventing corruption of the VERSION file and CLI fallback strings.