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This comprehensive guide provides best practices for creating, reviewing, and auditing documentation for Go projects. It covers writing principles (e.g., Intent over paraphrase, Concision), structuring documentation (godoc comments, README, CHANGELOG), and workflow orchestration for both libraries and CLI applications. Ideal for technical writers and developers ensuring code is discoverable and maintainable.

This guide provides a comprehensive framework for adopting Conventional Commits using Mandarin Chinese. It details rules for commit types (feat, fix, perf, etc.), structuring the subject, body, and footer messages. Furthermore, it covers integrating automated tools like husky, commitlint, and conventional-changelog to enforce standardized, professional, and traceable commit workflows for Chinese development teams.

A guide to building resilient software integrations when dealing with external APIs that lack formal versioning, changelogs, or guaranteed backward compatibility. Learn defensive coding patterns, implementing schema drift detection via CLI tools (curl, jq), using fallback field names, and executing gradual feature flag rollouts to maintain production stability.

A comprehensive, step-by-step guide for safely upgrading the Palantir Foundry SDK. This skill covers version dependency checks, reviewing breaking changes via API changelogs, running integrated unit and integration tests, and implementing robust rollback procedures, ensuring smooth platform migration.

Automates the end-to-end software release workflow for a GitHub repository. This skill handles Semantic Versioning (SemVer) version bumping, analyzes code changes by generating sophisticated diffs, and automatically creates a formatted changelog and release pull request. It relies exclusively on the GitHub CLI (gh) and Git for robust version control and deployment.

This skill acts as a comprehensive maintenance orchestrator for the brooks-lint plugin repository. It executes a rigorous, sequential subagent pipeline—including authoring, evaluation, QA, trigger auditing, and release management. Use this when adding, editing, or updating skills to ensure all related components (manifests, README, CHANGELOG) are synchronized and adhere to strict quality gates throughout the development lifecycle.

A sophisticated presentation template designed for technical content, mimicking the clean, professional aesthetic of GitHub blogs or product changelogs. It features a dark GitHub-dark background, vibrant purple and blue radial ambient lighting, a multi-color gradient title, and dedicated GitHub-style code blocks. Perfect for tech talks, deep-dive tutorials, and developer documentation.

This skill generates complete, deploy-ready static landing pages by analyzing a source code repository. It reads key files (README.md, CHANGELOG.md, etc.), extracts structured content (features, installation guides, FAQ), and compiles it into a professional, responsive HTML/CSS/JS site. Ideal for standardizing open-source project showcases, converting technical documentation into marketing pages, or quickly building a project homepage.

Streamlines the complex process of documenting software releases. This tool scans Git history, categorizes changes (features, fixes, performance), and generates multiple outputs—including a structured CHANGELOG, PR body, and user-friendly communication announcements—while also detecting necessary database migrations. Ideal for professional software teams preparing for production deployments.

This tool automatically generates comprehensive release notes from git commits. It analyzes version history, categorizes changes (features, fixes, etc.), and outputs three distinct formats: a technical CHANGELOG.md section, a semi-technical PR body, and a user-friendly Slack announcement. It excels at transforming complex technical jargon into accessible messaging for different audiences.