About
Automated Changeset Validation is a specialized skill designed to streamline the release process by ensuring that changeset files accurately reflect the scope of code changes. By analyzing git diffs—including uncommitted local changes—against a shared set of validation rules, it provides a consistent verdict on whether a version bump should be a patch, minor, or major. This skill is particularly useful for maintaining repository integrity, as it enforces specific logic like restricting major bumps before a 1.0 release and correctly categorizing experimental features. It functions as a single source of truth for both local developer environments and CI/CD pipelines, reducing manual review overhead and preventing versioning errors.
