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Changelog to hype

Skill daewoochen/oss-flywheel-skills/skills/changelog-to-hype

Practical Codex-compatible skills for README, demos, launches, and OSS growth loops

Install
npx -y skills add daewoochen/oss-flywheel-skills --skill changelog-to-hype

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Use when raw commits, merged PRs, or a release diff need to become release notes and distribution copy. This skill groups changes by user impact, finds the real narrative, and produces changelogs, post copy, and launch-ready summaries without overselling.

SKILL.md

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Changelog to Hype

Turn messy release inputs into crisp release outputs.

When to use

  • A release is done but the communication layer is still missing.
  • Commit logs are noisy and need a user-facing story.
  • A maintainer wants release notes plus short-form distribution copy.
  • Multiple channels need consistent messaging from the same change set.

Workflow

  1. Start from user impact, not commit order.
    • Group changes by what users can now do, save, or avoid.
    • Separate meaningful changes from maintenance noise.
  2. Find the release narrative.
    • What is the headline improvement?
    • Why should existing users upgrade?
    • Why should new users care now?
  3. Write the core assets.
    • Release notes
    • Changelog summary
    • X or LinkedIn post
    • Email or newsletter blurb
  4. Keep the tone proportional.
    • Strong releases can sound excited.
    • Small releases should sound clean and useful, not inflated.
  5. Preserve technical fidelity.
    • Keep risky changes, migrations, and breaking edges explicit.

Expected Deliverables

  • User-facing release notes
  • A short changelog summary
  • 1 to 3 launch or distribution snippets
  • Upgrade notes if needed
  • A suggested headline for the release

Output Style

  • Organize by user value, not git noise.
  • Remove internal wording that makes no sense outside the team.
  • Keep claims precise and defensible.

References

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