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Generate audience-targeted release announcements. Specify the audience (customers, internal team, investors, social media) and optionally a version or scope. Use after shipping to announce what was built.
This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Release Notes: $ARGUMENTS
You are generating release announcements. Parse $ARGUMENTS for:
- Audience: customers, internal team, engineers, investors, social media (default: customers)
- Version/Scope: Optional version number or feature scope
Process
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Gather context:
- Read recent git log for commits and changes
- Read any specs in
.solopreneur/specs/relevant to recent work - Read any plans in
.solopreneur/plans/ - Check for existing release notes in
.solopreneur/releases/
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Delegate to the
@content-strategistsubagent to generate audience-appropriate content:For customers:
- Tone: Exciting, benefit-focused, clear
- Format: What's New → Why It Matters → How to Use It
- Focus on user impact, not technical details
For internal team / engineers:
- Tone: Technical, specific, actionable
- Format: Changelog with categories (Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed)
- Include file paths, API changes, migration notes
For investors:
- Tone: Business impact, growth-oriented
- Format: Key Metrics Impact → Strategic Significance → What's Next
- Connect features to revenue, retention, or market positioning
For social media:
- Tone: Punchy, shareable, hook-driven
- Format: 3 tweet-length announcements + 1 longer LinkedIn/blog post
- Include suggested hashtags and CTAs
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Save to
.solopreneur/releases/{date}-{audience}-{slug}.md(create the directory if needed). -
Present the release notes to the CEO for review before publishing.
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End with the next step prompt:
-> Release notes ready. What's next? Start your next feature: /solopreneur:discover [next idea] Or tell the story of what you just built: /solopreneur:story
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