telepresence: Skill for Claude Code

changelog-entry

Adds an entry to CHANGELOG.yml following the schema documented in the file header, then regenerates the derived documentation.

Inputs to gather (in order)

1. type — one of bugfix, feature, security, change. If the user describes the change but does not pick a type, infer it:
   • "fixes/resolves/closes a bug" → bugfix
   • "adds support for / introduces / new" → feature
   • "CVE / vulnerability / hardens" → security
   • anything else affecting behavior → change
2. title — short (≤80 chars), sentence-cased, no trailing period.
3. body — 2-3 sentences. This field is HTML, not markdown. Use <code>...</code> for code, <a href="...">...</a> for links. Prefer YAML's >- folded scalar so line wrapping doesn't leak literal newlines.
4. docs (optional) — path to a docs page under docs/ if the entry deserves a "Learn more" link.
5. image (optional) — path under the release-notes directory if there's a visual.

Steps

1. Read the top of CHANGELOG.yml. The first items: entry is the current/upcoming version.
2. If it has date: (TBD), append the new entry to its notes: array.
3. If the top item is already dated (a shipped release), insert a NEW - version: <next> block above it with date: (TBD) and the single new note. Ask the user for the next version number — do not invent it.
4. Match existing indentation exactly (2 spaces). YAML is whitespace-sensitive.
5. After saving, run make docs-files to regenerate docs/release-notes.md, docs/release-notes.mdx, and docs/variables.yml. (The PostToolUse hook in .claude/settings.json will also try to do this; running it explicitly here makes the success/failure visible.)
6. Show the user the diff: git diff CHANGELOG.yml docs/release-notes.md docs/release-notes.mdx docs/variables.yml.

Schema reference (from CHANGELOG.yml header)

items:
  - version: 2.28.0
    date: (TBD)              # or YYYY-MM-DD
    notes:
      - type: bugfix         # bugfix | feature | security | change
        title: Short title
        body: >-
          Two or three sentences describing the change and why it
          is noteworthy.  This is HTML.
        docs: optional/path
        image: optional/path