Prepare a Lonestone boilerplate release on the release-please Release PR — promote staged intentions, check staleness, draft the release note, run validations. Use when the maintainer asks to "prepare the release", "work the Release PR", "release the boilerplate", or "préparer une release du boilerplate". Only valid…
Verify, finalize, and write upgrade documentation for a major Hoist Core release. Use when preparing a release, verifying or finalizing the changelog, writing upgrade notes, or any task involving release readiness for a major version (e.g. "prepare for release", "verify the changelog", "write upgrade notes for v38"…
Use when taking a repo open source, or hardening one that already is. Run /oss-launch and it scans the repo (stack, existing files, git remote, secrets), asks only what it cannot infer, then generates a tailored OSS file collection (README, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, CODEOFCONDUCT, SECURITY, CHANGELOG, .gitignore…
Packaging, code signing, notarization, and distribution for Electrobun desktop applications. This skill covers building production bundles, creating installers and distributable packages, code signing for Windows and macOS, Apple notarization for Gatekeeper, auto-updater implementation, delta updates, update servers…
Drafts concise release notes from merged pull requests and conventional commits. Use when the user asks for a changelog, release notes, or a GitHub release body.
Discover, select, and publish archived OpenSpec changes through mate artifact publish. Use when the user wants to publish, ship, or push archived artifacts and anchor each one with a dated revert tag.
Cut and publish a new GitHub release for the ClaudeCodeNotify macOS app. Use this whenever the user wants to release, ship, publish, cut, or tag a new version — phrases like "create a release", "ship the release", "publish v1.0.x", "tag and release the app", "cut a new version", or "make a release". It builds the…
Execute authorized 6529 frontend, backend, or coupled staging and production deployment using ordinary merges and GitHub Actions. Use for staging, deployment, production release, deployment monitoring, failure recovery, or rollback within the user's requested scope.
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Release a new version. Bumps minor version, creates git tag, pushes, and creates GitHub Release. Use when the user says "release" or wants to publish a new version.
Changesets. Use after consumer-visible runtime, public API, entrypoint, lifecycle, or wire-format changes, when deciding whether a change is breaking, or when authoring changesets and consumer release notes.
Add OSS-standard files (README, CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE, CODEOFCONDUCT, SECURITY, GitHub templates) and run an 8-section readiness audit. Use for 'make this open source', 'OSS readiness', 'public release'. Skip for marketing pages or closed code.
Build and submit iOS apps to App Store Connect using fastlane (match/gym/pilot/deliver) or EAS (eas build / eas submit) for native (Swift/SwiftUI/UIKit), React Native, Expo, Flutter, and Capacitor projects. Use when archiving to .xcarchive, validating, uploading to TestFlight, configuring code signing and…
Pre-launch codebase audit skill. Use this whenever someone is about to ship, deploy, launch, push to main/prod, or merge a release - even without "goshipit" explicitly. Trigger on: "is my app ready?", "can I deploy now?", "pre-deploy check", "review before launch", "is this production-ready?", "check my codebase"…
Turn a git range into a change summary a human can read. Use for "what changed since last release", "write the release notes", "summarise this branch", or when a changelog entry is needed but the commit messages are noisy.
Guide for setting up and managing the release process for Obsidian plugins. Use when adding a release workflow to a new plugin, debugging release issues, or understanding the standardized Makefile/version-bump/GitHub Actions pattern used across ssoriche's Obsidian plugin repos.
Package requested software for WASIX, create a draft pull request when explicitly requested, and iterate on the scoped branch until the matching CI run is green. Use for requests such as "package X, make a draft PR, and keep going until CI is green.".
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At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: