release-skills

You can automate multi-language release workflows by using a tool that auto-detects version files and changelogs across Node.js, Python, Rust, and generic projects. It scans files like package.json and Cargo.toml to perform version bumps and generate changelogs.

To prepare a new release for a Claude Plugin project, you can run a single command that detects your marketplace.json or plugin.json file. It automatically applies version bumps and generates language-aware changelogs for your plugin.

Yes, you can perform a dry-run version bump to preview the release plan. This allows you to verify the auto-detected version files and generated changelogs before committing any changes to your project.

Automated release tooling supports Python projects by detecting pyproject.toml for versioning. It scans this file to apply the correct version bump and generates a matching changelog during the release workflow.

The best way to generate language-aware changelogs for varying ecosystems is using an automated workflow that detects multiple version files. It scans your project to produce accurate changelogs tailored to each language's specific format.

Your release workflow needs to scan existing changelogs to ensure language-aware generation and prevent duplicate entries. This scanning process accurately contextualizes new version bumps before finalizing the release.