release-skills

To automate version bumps and changelog generation for multi-language projects, this Skill scans version files and applies conventional commit rules to determine major, minor, or patch bumps. It structures multilingual changelogs and prepares release commits automatically.

Yes, you can use this universal release workflow for Node.js, Python, Rust, and Claude Plugin projects. It auto-detects project configurations to identify current version locations and manage releases across these environments.

Auto-detect works by scanning your project directory to locate configuration files, identifying the latest version numbers and existing changelogs. It then resolves appropriate version bumps by analyzing commit history with conventional rules.

The best way to prepare a release commit across different languages is to run the auto-detect workflow. It identifies your project type, resolves the correct version bump, generates the appropriate multilingual changelog, and structures the final release commit and tags.

No, you do not need to manually configure versioning rules. The workflow automatically resolves version bump decisions by applying conventional commit rules directly to your commit history during the release preparation process.

If your multilingual changelog generation does not reflect recent commits, it may be due to non-conventional commit messages that the auto-detect rules cannot parse, or the project configuration was not properly identified during the initial directory scan.