Scan merges and commits since the previous release to collect user-facing changes for a changelog. Produce structured entries and a summary, with explicit lists of breaking changes and security signals.
Scan recent merges and commits since last release for changelog content.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Produce the same structured per-item + summary format as the reference implementation.
Focus on user-facing changes. Explicitly list breaking and security signals.
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Drafts a token budget extension request when an autonomous loop approaches its daily limit and high priority work remains. Uses logged results and remaining issues to justify the request, then pauses until a human increases the budget.
Scan recent merges, pull requests, and commits for release note material. Produce structured entries and a summary with PR references, highlighting breaking changes and security items while filtering routine dependency and bot noise.
Review merged pull requests and significant commits within a release window, then organize features, fixes, breaking changes, and security signals into structured source material for drafting release notes.
Scans merged pull requests and commits since a chosen reference, using titles, labels, milestones, and messages to categorize changes. Produces a release notes draft, highlights breaking changes and security items, and records the scan window.
Analyze failures in CI, the automated checks run during development. Identify the failing job and step, classify the likely cause, and suggest a small fix, continued monitoring, or human review.
Classify failures in CI, automated checks run during development, to distinguish code regressions, temporary infrastructure problems, security test failures, and inconsistent results. Record each failure's category, suggested next action, and attempt count in a structured report.