release-tag-version

Automating release tagging and changelog preparation for a monorepo involves analyzing unreleased changelog entries, computing a semver bump, and creating structured commits and tags. This Skill handles that workflow across lib, yjs, and loro packages with pre-publish checks.

Semver bump calculation works by reading unreleased changelog entries to determine the version increment. This Skill analyzes those entries across your monorepo packages, automatically updates the changelog, and bumps package versions accordingly.

Yes, you can use this release workflow for a multi-package repository. It is specifically designed to handle monorepos containing lib, yjs, and loro packages, analyzing each package's unreleased entries to prepare individual version bumps and tags.

The best way to manage pre-publish checks and tag existence verification is through an automated workflow with guardrails. This Skill performs these safety checks, prepares deterministic commits, and awaits your explicit confirmation before proceeding with the push and publish steps.

No, this release automation does not push commits and tags without user confirmation. It prepares the version bump, changelog updates, commits, and tags, then pauses to await your explicit confirmation before executing the push steps.

Automated changelog management reduces manual toil and human errors during monorepo releases. By analyzing unreleased entries and computing semver bumps deterministically, it ensures structured prep commits and safe handoffs for manual publishing.