sketchup-code: Skill for Cursor

Package Plugin

Steps

1. Determine which plugin to package — default is timmerman_skeleton_dimensions unless the user specifies otherwise. Plugins: timmerman_skeleton_dimensions, timmerman_sketchup_bridge.

2. Read the current version from the plugin's loader file:

   • Skeleton Dimensions: plugins/timmerman_skeleton_dimensions.rb — find EXTENSION.version = '...'
   • Bridge: plugins/timmerman_sketchup_bridge.rb

3. Bump the version — always bump before packaging (never repackage the same version):

   • Patch bump by default (e.g. 1.0.0 → 1.0.1), unless the user specifies a minor or major bump.
   • Update the version string in the loader file using StrReplace.

4. Run the packager:

   bash package.sh skeleton
   # or: bash package.sh bridge
   # or: bash package.sh   (builds all)
   

5. Update changelog — Each plugin has its own changelog:

   • Skeleton Dimensions: plugins/timmerman_skeleton_dimensions/CHANGELOG.md
   • Bridge: plugins/timmerman_sketchup_bridge/CHANGELOG.md

   Add an entry for the new version to the plugin's changelog. Follow Keep a Changelog format: ## [x.y.z] heading, then group changes under ### Added, ### Changed, ### Fixed, or ### Removed as appropriate. Focus on user-facing features only (what users see or get from the plugin), not internal refactors, dev tooling, or API docs. Place the new version at the top (below the header).

6. Tag and push — after committing the version bump and changelog, create a date-based release tag and push it so GitHub Actions builds the release:

   today=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
   last=$(git tag -l "release-${today}-*" | sort -t- -k4 -n | tail -1)
   n=$(( ${last##*-} + 1 ))  # defaults to 1 if none exist
   git tag "release-${today}-${n}"
   git push origin main --tags
   

   Tags use the format release-YYYY-MM-DD-N (e.g. release-2026-02-23-1). The count increments for multiple releases on the same day. The .github/workflows/release.yml workflow triggers on release-* tags, builds all plugin .rbz files, and attaches them to a GitHub Release.