releasenote

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Create or update release notes for changes in the current branch using Reno, following dd-trace-py's conventions and the guidelines in docs/releasenotes.rst.

Install

mkdir -p .claude/skills/releasenote && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/3572" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/releasenote && rm skill.zip

Installs to .claude/skills/releasenote

About this skill

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill whenever:

  • The user asks to create a new release note.
  • The user asks to update or modify an existing release note.
  • The user wants a summary of changes that is intended to be inserted into a release note file.

Key Principles

  • Follow strictly the conventions described in docs/releasenotes.rst and any Reno-related docs in the repo.
  • ALWAYS use riot (not reno directly) to generate the new release note skeleton.
  • If the user does not specify the release-note category (feature, bugfix, deprecation, breaking-change, misc, etc.), ask first.
  • Release notes must:
    • Be one Reno fragment per change / PR, unless the change explicitly belongs inside an existing release note.
    • Use a slug that is short, clear, and uses hyphens.
    • Appear under releasenotes/notes/ with a .yaml suffix.
  • If updating an existing fragment, search for a fragment that matches the topic or ticket before creating a new one.
  • Ensure the wording is:
    • Clear, concise, and user-facing.
    • Describes what changed and why users should care.
    • Avoids internal-only terminology unless necessary.

Interaction Rules

  • Before creating anything:

    1. Confirm the category.
    2. Confirm the title-slug if the user hasn't provided one.
    3. Confirm whether the release note is for a new fragment or an update.
  • If the user wants to modify a note:

    • Search for the matching fragment using ls releasenotes/notes/ or grep keywords.
    • Open the file and update only the content the user mentions.

Quick Start

Create a new release note

riot run reno new <title-slug>

After creation, modify the generated YAML fragment to include the content under the correct section:

features:
  - |
    <description of the new feature>

# or

fixes:
  - |
    <description of the bug fix>

List existing release notes

ls releasenotes/notes/

Find a release note containing a keyword

grep -R "<keyword>" releasenotes/notes/

Best Practices for Note Content

  • Start with an action verb: Add…, Fix…, Improve…, Deprecate…
  • Reference PR or issue numbers only if relevant (e.g., "(#12345)").
  • If the change requires user action, highlight it clearly.
  • Avoid long paragraphs; prefer concise bullet-style explanations.

Optional Enhancements

If you want, you can add:

Validation checks

  • Ensure the repo is clean (git status).
  • Confirm that the working directory is at the repo root.
  • Warn if a release note already exists for the same issue/PR.

Automation scaffolding

  • Automatically propose a slug from the branch name.
  • Suggest the best category based on commit diff keywords.

If you'd like, I can also:

✔ generate a stricter version (more guardrails) ✔ generate a shorter version (minimal skill spec) ✔ help you convert this to Anthropic’s new "Tool Use Skills" format ✔ help you create automated tests or examples for this skill

Just tell me!

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when:

  • You are asked to create a new release note
  • You are asked to update an existing release note

Key Principles

  • Strictly follow what is described in docs/releasenotes.rst
  • ALWAYS use riot to generate the new release note
  • If the user does not specify it, ask whether it is a fix, a feature, etc.

Quick Start

Create the release note:

riot run reno new <title-slug>

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