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release-notes-from-git-log

Turn a git log into user-facing release notes grouped by feature and fix. Use when asked for release notes from this git log, a changelog entry from these commits, or to turn commits into release notes. Produces a grouped changelog with one line per change and a short headline.

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# Release Notes From Git Log

Commits are written for the people who made them; release notes are read by the people who did not. This skill turns the log into notes a user can act on: grouped, short, in plain language, with internal noise removed.

## What This Skill Produces
- A headline line for the release
- Changes grouped under Features, Fixes, and Changes, one line each, user-facing
- A migration note when anything needs action

## Required Inputs
Ask for these if not provided:
- The git log (or the commit list) since the last tag
- The version or tag name
- The audience: end users, developers, or both
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