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qv-addon-release-notes

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Generate release notes for addon packages (non-SDK inference addons, decoder, OCR). Use when preparing release notes or user asks to "generate release notes" for an addon package.

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    Use a range like main...HEAD (or the PR base commit...HEAD) to list commits and diffs.

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    If the version in package.json is unchanged compared to main, stop and display this exact warning to the user:

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    If this PR includes any changes that must be released in the package, you must bump the package version, commit/push it and re-run this …

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    Do not include uncommitted changes or untracked files: If any uncommitted/untracked files are present, ignore them.

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    Look for patterns like #123, (#123), or Merge pull request #123

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    Create release-notes/vX.Y.Z.md with these guidelines:

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    Introduction: Write a brief 2-3 sentence summary of what this release brings

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    Sections: Create each section using narrative prose style.

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    Use complete sentences, not bullet fragments

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    Add context where helpful (why this matters)

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    Keep code examples clean and commented

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    Remove internal jargon, make it accessible

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SKILL.md

Addon Release Notes Generator

What

Generate human-readable release notes for addon packages (non-SDK packages like inference addons, decoder, OCR). Collects changes, extracts PRs, validates version bump, and produces a formatted release notes file.

When to Use

  • Creating release notes for an addon package
  • User explicitly asks to "generate release notes" or "prepare release notes" while working in an addon package

Instructions

Step 1: Identify version and changes (mandatory version bump check)

Identify the full set of changes that will land in main for the PR, and validate the version bump in package.json against main:

  1. Find the PR base and head: The base is main. The head is the current branch/commit that the PR will merge.
  2. Compare against main:
    • Use a range like main...HEAD (or the PR base commit...HEAD) to list commits and diffs.
    • Always compare package.json between main and HEAD.
  3. Mandatory version bump check:

    • If the version in package.json is unchanged compared to main, stop and display this exact warning to the user:

    WARNING: VERSION BUMP REQUIRED The version in package.json is unchanged compared to main. If this PR includes any changes that must be released in the package, you must bump the package version, commit/push it and re-run this command.

  4. Do not include uncommitted changes or untracked files: If any uncommitted/untracked files are present, ignore them.

The goal is to produce a single, combined change set that reflects what will be merged: all commits on the PR branch versus main only.

Step 2: Collect PRs included in this release

  1. Extract PR numbers from commit messages in the range main...HEAD
    • Look for patterns like #123, (#123), or Merge pull request #123
  2. For each PR found, use gh pr view <number> to get:
    • PR title
    • PR number
    • PR URL
  3. Build a list of PRs to include in the release notes

Step 3: Generate Release Notes file

Create release-notes/vX.Y.Z.md with these guidelines:

Format Requirements

  1. Title: # QVAC <package_name_readable> v{VERSION} Release Notes Replace <package_name_readable> with a corresponding name:
    • decoder-audio: Audio Decoder
    • embed-llamacpp: Embeddings Addon
    • llm-llamacpp: LLM Addon
    • translation-nmtcpp: NMT Addon
    • tts-onnx: TTS ONNX Addon
    • transcription-whispercpp: Transcription Whisper Addon
  2. Introduction: Write a brief 2-3 sentence summary of what this release brings
  3. Sections: Create each section using narrative prose style. Omit a section if there is no information related with it:
    • Breaking Changes: Lead with impact, explain what changed and why, provide clear migration steps with before/after code
    • New APIs: Describe what's possible now, show practical usage examples
    • Features: Explain benefits in user terms, not just what was added
    • Bug Fixes: Describe what was broken and how it's fixed
    • Other: Summarize briefly
  4. Pull Requests: At the end, include a "## Pull Requests" section listing all PRs in this release:
    ## Pull Requests
    
    - [#123](https://github.com/tetherto/qvac/pull/123) - PR title here
    - [#124](https://github.com/tetherto/qvac/pull/124) - Another PR title
  5. Style Guidelines:
    • Use complete sentences, not bullet fragments
    • Lead with benefits/impact
    • Group related changes together
    • Add context where helpful (why this matters)
    • Keep code examples clean and commented
    • Remove internal jargon, make it accessible
    • Skip entries with no informational value -- generic entries like "Updated models" or "Bumped dependencies" without specific details should be omitted

Example

release-notes/vX.Y.Z.md:

# QVAC OCR Addon v0.4.0 Release Notes

This release introduces automated GitHub releases and improves mobile test reliability.

## Features

### Automated GitHub Releases

The release process is now automated with enforced release notes. When a version bump is detected on merge to main, a GitHub release is automatically created using the corresponding release notes file.

## Bug Fixes

### Mobile E2E Test Workflow Fix

Fixed an issue where mobile E2E tests would fail when the "On PR Trigger" workflow was manually run via workflow_dispatch.

## Pull Requests

- [#67](https://github.com/tetherto/qvac/pull/67) - Fix mobile E2E tests workflow_dispatch
- [#70](https://github.com/tetherto/qvac/pull/70) - feat: automate GitHub releases with mandatory release notes

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