schedule-week-starter

Fetches release notes and announcements from configured sources to generate a weekly digest.

Updated Sep 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/JSdotNet/devbook --skill schedule-week-starter-jsdotnet
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Skill: schedule-week-starter
Source: https://github.com/JSdotNet/devbook/tree/main/plugins/delivery-schedule/skills/schedule-week-starter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JSdotNet/devbook --skill schedule-week-starter-jsdotnet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Staying current with updates across multiple projects requires manually checking release pages, changelogs, and blogs. This Skill automates that scan and consolidates everything published in the last 7 days into one structured digest. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-Source Fetching: Pulls updates from GitHub releases (via Atom feeds), raw changelogs, announcement blogs, and documentation pages, then filters them by a configurable look-back window. - Structured Digest Output: Produces a digest grouped by topic (default) or a chronological timeline table, with per-item summaries, breaking-change callouts, and links to full release notes. - Extensible Source Map: Add new topics by appending a row to the Source Map table — no workflow changes required. - Use Case: Run it every Monday morning to get a "What's new this week" summary covering .NET Aspire releases, Claude Code changelog entries, and Anthropic engineering posts, with optional follow-up suggestions such as triggering a package-upgrade flow when breaking changes appear. ## Quick Start Run the week starter skill to summarize everything published in the last 7 days for aspire, claude-code, and anthropic-news.

Frequently Asked Questions about schedule-week-starter

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get a weekly summary of GitHub releases and changelogs?▼

Invoke the skill with a comma-separated topic list and a look-back window in days. It fetches each topic's mapped sources, filters items published within the window, and formats the results as a digest grouped by topic or as a timeline table.

How to track .NET Aspire and Claude Code updates automatically?▼

The default topic configuration covers microsoft/aspire GitHub releases, the aspire.dev what's-new posts, the Claude Code CHANGELOG.md, and Anthropic news pages. Running the skill weekly produces a consolidated digest of all new versions and announcements.

Can I add custom topics to the weekly digest?▼

Yes. Append a new row to the Source Map table in SKILL.md with the topic key and its source URLs, then pass that key in the Topics input. No code or workflow changes are required.

Does the week starter require API tokens or credentials?▼

No. All summaries are generated from public sources using the built-in web-fetch capability, including GitHub Atom feeds and public blog pages. No authentication, tokens, or environment variables are needed.

What happens when a release source is unreachable?▼

The skill records a warning noting the unreachable URL and continues processing the remaining sources. Topics with no updates in the window are explicitly marked as having no updates rather than being silently omitted.