release-tweet
Release Tweet Skill
Compose a release announcement tweet from GitHub release notes. This skill fetches the release, summarises changes, identifies contributors, cross-references X/Twitter handles, and outputs composed text for review. It does NOT post the tweet.
Workflow
Step 1 — Fetch release notes
Determine the repository from the current working directory or user input.
If the user specifies a tag:
gh release view <tag> --repo <owner/repo>
If no tag is given, find the latest release:
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