tag-manager

Semantic version tags are standardized release markers (e.g., v1.2.3) that follow a major.minor.patch format. This Skill creates annotated tags, optionally signs them with GPG, validates the format, checks for duplicates, and safely pushes them to your remote repository while enforcing semantic versioning rules.

Yes. This Skill supports optional GPG signing for annotated tags, verifying your GPG configuration before signing and producing signed, cryptographically verified release markers that prove authorship and integrity.

The Skill validates semantic version format, checks whether tags already exist, verifies commit validity, confirms message structure, and performs safe push flows to prevent accidental overwrites or conflicts with existing releases.

This Skill delegates platform-specific Git operations to active handlers, enabling consistent semantic version tagging and pushing workflows across GitHub, GitLab, and other repository platforms with unified validation and signing.

You need bash for script execution and jq for structured JSON processing. These handle tag creation, annotation, GPG signing verification, and result formatting across your release workflow.

Annotated tags store metadata like tagger name, date, and optional GPG signatures, making them ideal for semantic version releases where you need provenance, signing, and structured release information embedded in the tag itself.