release-skills

Automating version bumps and changelog generation across multiple project types is handled by auto-detecting project configurations, inferring language variants, and applying semantic versioning decisions based on user input or detected breaking changes. It then writes updates to version metadata and changelog files automatically.

Yes, you can use a single release workflow for Node.js, Python, and Rust projects. The system auto-detects version sources and changelogs across these languages, supporting per-project version bumps and multi-language changelog generation to streamline multi-project release orchestration.

Semantic versioning automation detects breaking changes to determine version bumps for Git tags. It applies user-provided flags or automatically identifies breaking changes, updates the project version metadata, generates changelog entries, and stages commits with Git tags.

The best way to manage multi-language release notes and Git commits is by using a workflow that scans for changelog files, infers language variants, and prepares release notes automatically. It then stages commits and tags releases across Node.js, Python, Rust, and generic projects.

No, you do not need to manually configure version files before starting an automated release. The system auto-detects project configuration and version files across Node.js, Python, Rust, Claude Plugin, and generic projects, inferring the necessary language variants and preparing release notes automatically.