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changelog

总结当前 Claude 会话中的 Bug 修复与功能升级

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: changelog
description: Summarize bug fixes and feature upgrades from the current Claude session
argument-hint: [format: posts|bullets]

Session Changelog

Summarize the bug fixes and feature upgrades introduced during this Claude Code session.

Arguments

  • •$ARGUMENTS[0] - Output format: posts (X/Twitter style) or bullets (bullet points). Default: bullets

Instructions

Review the entire conversation history from this session and identify:

  1. •Bug fixes: Issues that were identified and resolved
  2. •Feature upgrades: New functionality or improvements added

Then format the summary based on the requested style.

For bullets format (default):

  • •Create concise, user-facing bullet points (not technical/developer jargon)
  • •Focus on what the user experiences, not implementation details
  • •No file names, function names, or code references
  • •Maximum 5 bullet points - prioritize the most impactful changes
  • •Start each with an action verb (Fixed, Added, Improved, etc.)
  • •Keep each bullet to 1 line, written in plain language
  • •Use a single flat list (no grouping by category)

Example output:

code
## What's New

- Fixed an issue where archived tables would sometimes reappear
- You can now swipe left on any table to quickly archive it
- Shared tables can now be archived without affecting other members
- Removed the arrow icons from the table list for a cleaner look
- Added "Leave" option to remove yourself from shared tables

For posts format:

  • •Create engaging, shareable X/Twitter posts (under 280 characters each)
  • •Use developer-friendly language
  • •Include relevant hashtags like #iOS #SwiftUI #bugfix when appropriate
  • •Make them celebratory but professional

Example output:

code
## Session Changelog (X Posts)

1. Squashed a nasty race condition in our auth flow. Login failures? Gone. #iOS #SwiftUI

2. Just shipped dark mode support across the entire app. Your eyes will thank you at 2am #DarkMode #iOS

3. Optimized our table sync - 40% faster with smart batch updates. Performance matters! #SwiftUI

Important

  • •Only include changes that were actually made during this session
  • •Do not include planned, hypothetical, or discussed-but-not-implemented changes
  • •If no meaningful changes were made, say so clearly
  • •Be accurate about what was fixed vs what was added as a new feature
  • •Generate a reasonable number of items based on actual work done - no need to pad or hit a specific count