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  • Maintain an append-only revision trail per component; read it as JSON or export a human-readable markdown changelog into your Obsidian vault.
    MIT
  • Record development decision points—forks, tradeoffs, constraints—to build a reasoning changelog that captures why choices were made.
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  • Generate a structured changelog for a specification version by comparing it with the previous version. Returns a Markdown changelog. Use this for a readable summary of what changed; for the raw structural diff use compare_versions.
    MIT
  • List shipped releases, newest first, with version, changelog, and ship date. Use it to answer 'what did we ship recently?' and ground changelog summaries in real dates.
    MIT
  • Create a product release by specifying a version and optional changelog and release date. Returns release details; omit the date to save a draft.
    MIT
  • Publish a new Fizlog changelog entry after shipping a feature or fix, delivering it to the in-app widget, public page, and RSS feed; save drafts or schedule releases.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current released versions of MoltJobs CLI, MCP, and SDKs, along with active platform announcements. Use for version checks, changelog, news, and 'what's new' inquiries.
    MIT
  • Add changelog entries to packages to document breaking changes, features, bug fixes, and general updates for version tracking and user communication.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch recent changelog entries from the DM20 Protocol GitHub repository to show users what's new in the AI-assisted D&D campaign management tool.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current API version, timestamp, and changelog pointer to detect API drift across sessions when git history is unavailable.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a SonarQube issue by key with full details, changelog, and status/assignment history. Specify a branch or pull request to scope lookups beyond the default main branch.
    MIT
  • Preview or apply a version bump across the repository, including changelog, lockfiles, and release branch, with dry-run mode to review changes before committing.
    MIT
    Destructive