release-skills

Automate software release versioning by analyzing commit history to determine version bumps and generating multi-language changelogs automatically. This skill detects project configurations and creates release commits and tags across Node.js, Python, Rust, and generic projects.

Automated release tooling works with Python and Rust projects, alongside Node.js, Claude Plugins, and generic projects. It detects your specific project configuration to apply the appropriate version bump and release commit formats.

Conventional commits determine semantic version bumps by analyzing commit types and identifying breaking changes. This skill automatically maps your commit history to the correct version increment, whether major, minor, or patch.

You can generate multi-language changelogs from git commit history, producing outputs like CHANGELOG.md and CHANGELOG.zh.md. The skill parses conventional commits to automatically compile and populate these bilingual changelog files.

Perform a dry-run release by using configurable options for version increments to preview changes before committing. This allows you to verify the determined version bump and generated changelog entries without creating actual release commits or tags.

The best way to create git tags and release commits automatically is by running a skill that detects project configurations, updates version files, and applies tags in a single workflow. It streamlines the entire process from version bumping to tagging.