@buildinternet/releases-skills 0.38.1 → 0.40.0

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  {
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  "name": "@buildinternet/releases-skills",
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- "version": "0.38.1",
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+ "version": "0.40.0",
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  "description": "Agent skills bundled with the Releases CLI. Markdown playbooks for changelog ingest, discovery, and analysis.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  releases admin source update my-blog --no-feed-url # clear stored feed URL
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  releases admin source update my-blog --markdown-url https://example.com/changelog.md
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  releases admin source update my-blog --primary # mark as org's primary changelog
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+ releases admin source update my-blog --kind sdk # classify (platform|sdk|mobile|desktop|docs|integration|tool)
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+ releases admin source update my-blog --no-kind # clear; falls back to parent product's kind
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  releases admin source update my-blog --slug new-slug --confirm-slug-change
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  ```
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  Slug renames require `--confirm-slug-change` because they break existing web links.
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+ `--kind` sets the source's taxonomy. In **release feeds** and **search release hits**, a source with no kind of its own inherits its parent product's kind — so filtering by `kind=sdk` returns content from any source that's either marked SDK or sits under an SDK product. In **catalog listings** and **source lists** (`releases list`, `admin product list`, `search` catalog hits), the filter matches the row's *own* kind field directly with no inheritance — so the same `kind=sdk` filter only returns rows explicitly classified as SDK.
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  ### Fetch
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  ```bash
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  ```bash
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  releases admin product create "Next.js" --org vercel --url https://nextjs.org
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+ releases admin product create "Stripe Node" --org stripe --kind sdk
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  releases admin product list vercel
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+ releases admin product list openai --kind sdk # filter by taxonomy
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  releases admin product update nextjs --description "React framework for production"
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+ releases admin product update stripe-node --kind sdk # classify
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+ releases admin product update stripe-node --no-kind # clear
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  releases admin product tag add nextjs react
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  releases admin product alias add nextjs nextjs.org
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  releases admin product delete nextjs # sources become unlinked, not deleted
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  releases admin product adopt nextjs --into vercel # convert an org into a product
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  ```
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+ `--kind` on a product is inherited by its sources (when the source has no kind of its own) on content-oriented surfaces. Use it to classify a whole multi-source product family (e.g. "Stripe's SDKs are all kind=sdk") instead of stamping every source individually.
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  ## Releases
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  ```bash
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  releases search "authentication"
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  releases search "vercel" --type releases --limit 5
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  releases search "react" --type catalog
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+ releases search "stripe" --kind sdk # taxonomy filter
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  releases search "breaking change" --json
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  ```
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  - `--type <orgs|catalog|releases>` — narrow to one section (default: all three). `products` is accepted as a deprecated alias for `catalog`.
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  - `--limit <n>` — max results per section (default: 10).
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  - `--mode <lexical|semantic|hybrid>` — pick the release-retrieval strategy. Server default is hybrid; pass `lexical` for pure FTS ranking.
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- - `--json`machine output. Release hits include a `kind: "release" | "changelog_chunk"` discriminator. Catalog hits include `kind: "product" | "source"` so you can route a click to either a product page or a standalone source.
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+ - `--kind <platform|sdk|mobile|desktop|docs|integration|tool>` taxonomy filter. Release hits match `COALESCE(source.kind, product.kind)` (a source with no kind inherits from its product); catalog hits match the row's own kind directly.
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+ - `--json` — machine output. Release hits include a `kind: "release" | "changelog_chunk"` discriminator. Catalog hits include `entryType: "product" | "source"` (the entity discriminator) plus an optional `kind` field carrying the taxonomy classification.
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  Catalog hits also include the response field `catalog`. Older API deploys will still send the deprecated `products` alias instead — the CLI reads either, but new code should consume `catalog`.
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  releases list --query shadcn # name / slug / url substring
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  releases list --has-feed # sources with a discovered feed URL
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  releases list --category ai # filter by category
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+ releases list --kind sdk # filter by taxonomy (platform|sdk|mobile|desktop|docs|integration|tool)
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  releases list --json # machine-readable output
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  releases list --json --compact # lightweight JSON (id, slug, name, type, org, date)
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  releases list --json --limit 20 --page 2 # pagination (server-side)