From design-system-ops-internal
Produce release communication — release notes, a migration guide, and an announcement — scaled to the impact level of the change (a quiet patch note vs a breaking-change campaign). Triggers on 'write release notes for X', 'announce this change', 'migration guide for the token rename', 'comms for the deprecation'. Do NOT trigger for choosing the version number — use version-bump-advisor. Do NOT trigger for the deprecation plan itself — use deprecation-process (this writes its comms).
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/design-system-ops-internal:change-communicationThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Writes the human-facing comms for a change, scaled to its impact: a patch gets a one-line
Writes the human-facing comms for a change, scaled to its impact: a patch gets a one-line note; a breaking change gets release notes + a migration guide + an announcement. The goal is that no consumer is surprised.
Reads (all optional): the change set (described or diffed); integrations.github.repo (for
links); output.report_dir.
None required. If GitHub is configured, MAY link PRs/commits in the notes.
Patch (fixes, no API change) · Minor (additive) · Major (breaking). The level decides how much comms to produce — don't write a campaign for a patch.
## <Release vX.Y.Z> — <impact level>
**Headline.** <The one thing consumers must know/do.>
### Release notes
**Added** — … **Changed** — … **Fixed** — … **Deprecated** — …
### Migration (if breaking)
**<breaking change>** — <N consumers affected>
```tsx
// before → after
<what · why · required action · deadline · help channel>
## Closing note
Lead every artefact with the required action, not the changelog. Consumers skim — put "what
you must do" first.
## Quality checks
- [ ] Comms scaled to impact (no campaign for a patch).
- [ ] Every breaking change has a before/after and an affected-consumer count.
- [ ] Required action leads; no numeric scores.
- [ ] Output-discipline self-check passed.
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