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release-orchestrator

End-to-end release automation with semantic versioning, changelog generation, and multi-environment deployment

2starsUpdated 3/19/2026

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About release-orchestrator

The release-orchestrator skill is designed to automate the entire release process, from versioning to deployment, ensuring consistency and reliability across different environments. It leverages semantic versioning and changelog generation to streamline the creation, tagging, and deployment of releases. This skill is a valuable tool for teams that need a standardized, automated approach to releasing software, reducing the risk of human error and manual oversight in critical stages of the release cycle.

FAQ

How do I calculate the next version for a release?

You can calculate the next version by running the command `python scripts/main.py version --calculate`, which analyzes your git history and applies semantic versioning rules.

Can I deploy to multiple environments with this skill?

Yes, the skill supports deployment to both staging and production environments, with automatic deployment to staging and production requiring approval before deployment.

What type of packages can I release using this skill?

The release-orchestrator supports a variety of package types, including npm/yarn (JavaScript/TypeScript), PyPI (Python), RubyGems (Ruby), Cargo (Rust), Go Modules (Go), Docker images, and GitHub Releases.

What happens if I want to rollback a release?

You can easily rollback a release by running the command `python scripts/main.py rollback --version=<version>`, which reverts the release to the specified version.

Are there any prerequisites for using the release-orchestrator?

You need to have your project configured with versioning files (e.g., package.json, pyproject.toml) and a changelog file (CHANGELOG.md). The deployment environments also need to be configured correctly, particularly for staging and production setups.

Install release-orchestrator

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill