specrail-release-note

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Use when drafting a SpecRail release note after a linked PR has merged. Summarizes user-visible changes, verification, linked issues, risks, and rollout notes while preserving release and security human gates.

AI & Automation 30 stars 4 forks Updated 1 weeks ago MIT

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# SpecRail Release Note Use this skill for the `draft_release_note` route. ## Steps 1. Confirm the PR is merged and identify the linked issue, commits, specs, and verification evidence. 2. Run the release-note route gate when available: ```sh python3 checks/route_gate.py --repo . --route draft_release_note --issue <issue-number> --pr <pr-number> --state merged --json ``` 3. Draft a concise release note in the selected locale. 4. Include user-visible change, linked work, verification, migration or rollback notes, and any known limitations. 5. Keep stable machine-facing IDs, paths, commands, and JSON keys in English. ## Boundaries - Do not publish a release. - Do not mark the release human gate complete. - Do not include private security details in public notes. - Do not claim closure for unverified issues or PRs. ## When to Activate - Activate this route only when the request matches the skill description and the SpecRail router selected it. - Use it after loading repository instructions, workflow policy, and the current user-authorized scope. ## Red Flags - Required issue, spec, PR, runtime, or review evidence is missing or stale. - A proposed action would bypass an offline gate, CI, review, or human authorization. - The route would ignore configured paths, duplicate an artifact, or cross the requested scope. ## Checklist - [ ] Confirm the route, configured paths, locale, and authorization mode before writes. - [ ] Search first and record missing evidence o...

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Author
majiayu000
Repository
majiayu000/vibeguard
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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