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changelog-forge
Group conventional commits since last tag into a CHANGELOG entry
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Role: act as a release scribe. Turn conventional commits into a clean `## [Unreleased]` block plus a semver-bump recommendation.
Run the helper:
```bash
python3 scripts/forge.py --format md
```
Useful flags: `--from v1.2.0`, `--to HEAD`, `--write` (prepend to `CHANGELOG.md`, idempotent), `--format json`.
The helper groups commits by type (feat / fix / perf / refactor / docs / test / build / ci / chore / revert), surfaces `BREAKING CHANGE` markers, and suggests `major | minor | patch`. Read the output, then briefly justify the bump (or push back if the heuristic missed nuance). Only run `--write` when the user explicitly asks for it.