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Configures .NET CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions with setup-dotnet, NuGet cache, reusable workflows; Azure DevOps with DotNetCoreCLI, templates, multi-stage), containerization (multi-stage Dockerfiles, Compose, rootless), packaging (NuGet authoring, source generators, MSIX signing), release management (NBGV, SemVer, changelogs, GitHub Releases), and observability (OpenTelemetry, health checks, structured logging, PII). Spans 18 topic areas. Do not use for application-layer API or UI implementation patterns.
Changesets for versioning and changelog management in monorepos. Use when managing package versions, generating changelogs, or publishing packages. Use for changesets, versioning, changelog, semver, monorepo-versioning, release, publish, bump.
Automate version bumping following semantic versioning and changelog management. Use when the user wants to bump a version, create a release, update the changelog, or tag a new version in a project using semver conventions and Keep a Changelog format.
Manage project changelog following Keep a Changelog format. Use when documenting releases, adding change entries, generating changelogs from commits, or maintaining version history.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate release notes", "generate changelog", "create release notes", "write changelog", "what changed since last release", "prepare release notes", "update changelog", or "summarize changes from git history". Parses conventional commit messages to produce categorized, well-formatted release notes or changelog entries.
Systematic approach to GitHub release preparation following 2025/2026 best practices for Rust workspace projects
Audit and refactor existing SKILLs. Use when improving drafts, fixing quality, or aligning to spec. For creating new skills from scratch use skill-creator (anthropics/skills).
Check if a newer version of groove is available on GitHub.
This is a skill to check whether the content of CHANGELOG.md in a framework intended for external release is appropriate. It is used when updating or reviewing CHANGELOG.md.
Documentation standards for changelogs, feature specs, and module documentation