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About release

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release

Manage releases for this project

release is an agent skill from the tobi/qmd project, listed on skills.sh. It manages releases for that project: it validates the changelog, installs the git hooks and cuts the release. The skill is triggered by a request such as /release with a version number, for example 1.0.5, or /release patch, which bumps the patch number of the current version. The process starts by gathering context from a release script. That script installs the git hooks silently and prints what is needed: the version information, the status of the working directory, the commits since the last release, the files changed, the current unreleased section of the changelog, and the previous release entry for style. The page is brief, but it sets out the steps the agent follows before a release is cut. It suits maintainers of the qmd project who want the same release steps every time. The listing shows about 2,200 installs and a Gen Agent Trust Hub result of Warn, so that should be read before installing.

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Price
Free
Made by
tobi
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/tobi/qmd/release