changelog

name	changelog
description	Creates, updates, and reviews product changelog entries for the Cloudflare documentation site. Load when generating changelog MDX files, editing existing entries, reviewing changelog style, or validating frontmatter.

Use this skill when creating, editing, or reviewing changelog entries under src/content/changelog/.

Style reference: .agents/references/style-guide.md contains the canonical rules for writing style, formatting, links, code blocks, and frontmatter. The changelog-specific additions below extend those rules — they do not replace them.

Prerequisites

You need three things before writing:

1. A product name (for example, Workers, KV, Hyperdrive, Containers, R2)
2. A description of the change being documented
3. Enough context to explain the "why" and use cases

If any are missing, ask for clarification. Do not proceed without all three.

Determine the product folder

Use the product name to find the correct folder under src/content/changelog/{product}/. Check existing folders for valid product names — do not guess.

Create the changelog file

Path format:

src/content/changelog/{product}/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{useful-short-name}.mdx

Use today's date and a concise, hyphenated slug describing the change.

Frontmatter

---
title: <TITLE>
description: <ONE_SENTENCE_SUMMARY>
products:
  - <PRODUCT>
date: <YYYY-MM-DD>
---

Writing style

Follow the rules in .agents/references/style-guide.md. Changelog-specific additions:

• Opening sentence: what the feature/change is and what problem it solves
• Expand on usage, use cases, and the "why" in subsequent paragraphs
• Assume a technical developer/cloud audience

Code examples

Include a code example when the changelog describes an API, SDK, or configuration change.

• Keep snippets short and focused on the new feature — minimize boilerplate
• Import components after the frontmatter: import { TypeScriptExample, WranglerConfig } from "~/components";
• Workers JS/TS → use TypeScriptExample (not bare js/ts fences)
• Wrangler config → use WranglerConfig with TOML input and $today for compatibility_date (not bare toml/jsonc fences)
• Other languages (Python, Rust, Go, etc.) → use a plain fenced code block with the correct language identifier
• Non-Workers config snippets (JSON, YAML, etc.) → use a plain fenced code block (json, yaml, etc.)

Documentation links

End the changelog with a link to relevant documentation:

• Use relative paths (for example, /workers/configuration/placement/)
• Link text must describe the destination — never "click here" or "read more"
• Check for uncommitted/staged .md/.mdx files that might be the related documentation

Reference examples

Review these existing changelogs for style and format guidance:

• src/content/changelog/workers/ - Workers changelogs with code examples
• src/content/changelog/kv/ - KV changelogs
• src/content/changelog/hyperdrive/ - Hyperdrive changelogs
• src/content/changelog/containers/ - Container changelogs

Read 2-3 entries from the target product's changelog folder before writing to match style and depth. If the target folder has fewer than 2 entries, read from the folders listed above as a reference.

Editing existing entries

When updating an existing changelog entry, preserve the original structure and voice. Apply only the requested changes — do not rewrite surrounding content.

Reviewing changelog entries

When reviewing, validate against every section above: frontmatter fields, file path conventions, writing style, code example quality, and documentation links. Flag issues by severity:

• Error: Missing required frontmatter fields, wrong product folder, broken links
• Warning: Style violations, missing code examples for API changes, vague descriptions
• Nit: Minor phrasing improvements

Output

Create or update the changelog file and show the complete file path and content.