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changelog-gen

Skill0 starsChanged 3 months agoMITView on GitHub

Generates a categorized changelog skeleton from conventional commits since a tag or ref — Added/Changed/Fixed/Documentation/Internal sections with scope annotations preserved. Deterministic; the agent writes prose, this provides the honest skeleton from git history itself.

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Changelog Gen

Release notes from the only honest source: the commit history itself.

Commands

python3 scripts/changelog_gen.py                          # since last tag
python3 scripts/changelog_gen.py --since-tag v1.2.0
python3 scripts/changelog_gen.py --since HEAD~20 --json
python3 scripts/changelog_gen.py --out CHANGELOG.md

Sections (conventional-commit mapping)

TypeSection
featAdded
fix, revertFixed
refactor, perf, styleChanged
docsDocumentation
test, chore, build, ciInternal

Scope annotations preserved: feat(api): add tokens -> "add tokens (api)". Non-conventional commits land in Other — visible, not silently dropped.

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git-master (the history this reads), repo-audit (the repo hygiene gate that would flag a missing changelog workflow).

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