changelog-generator

Adapt Conventional Commits for Chinese development teams with localized type definitions, message templates, and tooling integration. Configure commitlint, husky, and conventional-changelog to enforce consistent commit practices across your team while keeping type keywords in English for tool compatibility.

Conventional Commits helps you write structured, semantic commit messages that enable automated versioning and changelog generation. It guides you through selecting commit types, adding optional scopes, and formatting descriptions in imperative mood, with support for breaking changes and footer tokens.

This skill teaches standardized git practices including conventional commit formatting, semantic branch naming patterns, and merge strategy selection. It provides templates and guidelines to maintain consistency across teams while enabling automated changelog generation and reducing code review friction.

This skill equips AI agents to handle version management workflows by applying semantic versioning conventions to your release pipeline. Streamline version bumping, changelog generation, and release tagging—letting your automation handle the repetitive parts of version control so your team focuses on what matters.

This skill analyzes your staged code changes and generates appropriate commit messages in your project's preferred format. It automatically detects conventions from commitlint config files and git history, supports multiple languages, and copies the top suggestion to your clipboard for instant use.

This skill automates the creation of polished changelogs for Streamlit releases by extracting and formatting commits between specified git tags. It leverages Claude Code to transform raw git history into publication-ready release notes, streamlining your documentation workflow and ensuring consistent changelog quality across versions.