release-llama-launcher

Release llama-launcher — cut and publish a release

Mission

Turn everything shipped since the last published release — the whole history before the first one — into a published release: notes the owner approved, a version the owner confirmed, and every channel converged. The deterministic work belongs to go run ./cmd/release (ADR-0017: .capcom/knowledge/decisions/adr-0017.md, or capcom know show adr-0017; the runbook is docs/releasing.md); this skill does the judgment and the asking.

The optional argument vX.Y.Z (a bare X.Y.Z reads the same) is a version proposal — the owner still confirms it in step 4. VERSION holds the bare X.Y.Z; the tag is v + VERSION.

In this repository this skill and release-notes-llama-launcher replace the personal cut-release and release-notes skills: those stand aside here, and neither is run for llama-launcher.

Boundaries

• One irreversible step: publish. Everything before it is local and undone with git reset --keep HEAD~2; everything after it is fixed forward, never undone.
• No bypass. A blocked gate stops the run. You never tag, push, create a GitHub release, or commit to the tap by hand — publish does all of it, and the tag is made by CI, never by you or publish.
• Ask with the host's user-question tool (ask_user, AskUserQuestion, or similar) at every Ask below, and wait for the answer. No answer, or a host without the tool, means stop — never assume consent.
• Needs an authenticated gh (gh auth status) and a Go toolchain. Shell snippets assume fail-fast hosts (set -e, pipefail): a command that may match nothing carries || true — keep it.

1 — Status and resume check (one shell call)

T="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"; cd "$T"
TMP="${TMPDIR:-${TEMP:-/tmp}}"; S="$TMP/release-llama-launcher-status.json"
go run ./cmd/release status --json > "$S" || true
echo "TMP=$TMP"; echo "VERSION=$(cat VERSION)"; git log -2 --format=%s

Read $S yourself (it is small). Its keys: version, highestTag, gate.{ok,failures}, baseline.{tag,published,range,commits}, steps[].{name,state,detail}. A missing or unparsable file → stop and relay the command's error (likely gh unauthenticated or no network).