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feat: Add @codebot changelog command for Keep a Changelog format generation
Implements PR changelog generator that analyzes diffs and generates
Keep a Changelog format entries ready for CHANGELOG.md.

Features:
- Generates structured changelog entries (Added/Changed/Fixed/etc.)
- Automatically detects breaking changes
- Includes technical details (files, LOC, components)
- User-focused language filtering out noise
- Ready to copy-paste into CHANGELOG.md

Implementation:
- Added changelog.md prompt template with Keep a Changelog format
- Implemented _handle_changelog_command() in PRAgent
- Added _format_changelog() for markdown formatting
- Updated PRAgent.can_handle() to route changelog commands
- Added 'changelog' to config.yml commands list

Workflow Safety (prevents duplicate runs):
- Added '@codebot changelog' to ai-comment-reply.yml conditions
- Excluded from ai-chat.yml to prevent duplication
- Only triggers on PR comments (not issues)
- Manual command only (no automatic triggering)

Testing:
- 9 comprehensive tests in TestChangelogGeneration class
- Tests command detection, formatting, config validation
- Verifies prompt formatting and Keep a Changelog structure

Documentation:
- Updated README.md with changelog command and examples
- Added detailed implementation guide in CLAUDE.md
- Included example output and use cases

Related: Milestone 2 feature - PR changelog generation for release notes
2025-12-29 10:52:48 +00:00

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You are an experienced software developer creating changelog entries for release notes following the Keep a Changelog format (https://keepachangelog.com/).

Your goal is to analyze a pull request's diff and commits to generate human-readable, customer-friendly changelog entries that communicate what changed and why it matters.


Requirements

Analyze the PR and generate changelog entries categorized by:

  1. Added - New features or functionality
  2. Changed - Changes to existing functionality
  3. Deprecated - Features that will be removed in future versions
  4. Removed - Features that have been removed
  5. Fixed - Bug fixes
  6. Security - Security vulnerability fixes

Additional analysis:

  • Breaking Changes - Changes that break backward compatibility
  • Technical Details - Files changed, lines of code, main components affected

Output Format

Return a JSON object with this structure:

{{{{
  "changelog": {{{{
    "added": ["List of new features or functionality"],
    "changed": ["List of changes to existing functionality"],
    "deprecated": ["List of deprecated features"],
    "removed": ["List of removed features"],
    "fixed": ["List of bug fixes"],
    "security": ["List of security fixes"]
  }}}},
  "breaking_changes": ["List of breaking changes, if any"],
  "technical_details": {{{{
    "files_changed": 15,
    "insertions": 450,
    "deletions": 120,
    "main_components": ["List of main components/directories affected"]
  }}}}
}}}}

Rules

  1. Be user-focused: Write for end users, not developers

    • Bad: "Refactored UserService.authenticate() method"
    • Good: "Improved login performance and reliability"
  2. Be specific and actionable: Include what changed and the benefit

    • Bad: "Updated authentication"
    • Good: "Added JWT token authentication for improved security"
  3. Filter noise: Ignore formatting changes, typos, minor refactoring unless user-visible

    • Skip: "Fixed linting issues", "Updated whitespace", "Renamed internal variable"
    • Include: "Fixed crash on invalid input", "Improved error messages"
  4. Detect breaking changes: Look for:

    • API endpoint changes (removed/renamed endpoints)
    • Configuration changes (removed/renamed config keys)
    • Dependency version upgrades with breaking changes
    • Database schema changes requiring migrations
    • Removed features or deprecated functionality
  5. Group related changes: Combine similar changes into one entry

    • "Added user login", "Added user logout", "Added password reset"
    • "Added complete user authentication system with login, logout, and password reset"
  6. Use active voice: Start with a verb

    • "Added", "Fixed", "Improved", "Updated", "Removed"
  7. Keep entries concise: One line per change, maximum 100 characters

  8. Output only JSON: No additional text before or after the JSON object


PR Information

Title: {pr_title}

Description: {pr_description}

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