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Cut a release — commit any staged changes, tag, create GitHub release, and optionally notify Webex. Use when the user says /release, /release --with-webex, or /release --preview.
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| description | Cut a release — commit any staged changes, tag, create GitHub release, and optionally notify Webex. Use when the user says /release, /release --with-webex, or /release --preview. |
| argument-hint | [--with-webex] [--preview] |
Commit latest changes (if any), tag, cut a GitHub release, and optionally notify Webex.
--with-webex — after releasing, post a summary to Webex (default: Mycelium Release Notes only; add --with-webex=eng to also post to IoC::Mycelium Eng).--preview — cut a prerelease build for testing without affecting stable users. Skips Docker :latest, Homebrew, and ClawHub. Webex still gets a short preview ping (eng channel only — not user-facing release notes). Testers opt in via mycelium upgrade --version <tag>.The release pipeline's "promote to latest" steps (Docker :latest tags, GH "Latest" label, Homebrew formula, ClawHub) are gated on the tag matching a stable pattern. Tags containing rc, alpha, beta, or preview are detected as prereleases by the detect-release-type job in .github/workflows/release.yml and bypass all of those.
install.sh and mycelium upgrade both follow the GitHub /releases/latest redirect, which only resolves to releases NOT marked as prerelease. So stable users never see preview builds. Testers install with an explicit version pin.
Commit staged changes — Run git status. If there are uncommitted changes, run /precommit checks then commit directly to main (admin push, no PR needed). Use a conventional commit message.
For --preview: do NOT commit a pyproject.toml version bump to main. The release workflow seds the version in-place during the build only — main keeps tracking the next stable version, not the preview.
Determine next tag —
/release): Run gh release list --limit 5 to find the current "Latest" release tag. Increment the patch version (e.g. v1.0.0 → v1.0.1)./release --preview): Find the latest stable tag (highest non-prerelease in gh release list). Target version is <latest-stable-patch+1>. Then check existing prereleases for that target: if vX.Y.Zrc1 exists, cut vX.Y.Zrc2, etc. First preview for a target version is always rc1. Use PEP 440 format with no separator (vX.Y.ZrcN, NOT vX.Y.Z-rc.N) so the wheel filename matches what install.sh expects.Check for new migrations — Stable only. Run:
git diff <prev-stable-tag>..HEAD -- fastapi-backend/alembic_migrations/versions/
If any new migration files exist, note this in the changelog and include mycelium migrate in the upgrade instructions in the Webex message (before mycelium doctor).
Generate the CHANGELOG.md entry — Stable only. Skipped for --preview: prerelease iterations get rolled up into the next stable's entry, not their own.
No [Unreleased] block is maintained on main. Each release's section is derived from git log <prev-stable-tag>..HEAD --no-merges --oneline at release time. Group commits by conventional-commit prefix:
feat: → Addedfix: → Fixedrefactor:, perf:, chore:, dependency bumps, infra → ChangedSkip pure docs:, style:, test:, ci: commits unless they materially affect users. Reword each line to user-facing language (drop the prefix, keep PR links). Prepend the new section directly under the header preface — do NOT touch older entries.
Commit the changelog update directly to main (admin push, no PR) with message chore(release): changelog for <tag>. This commit must land before the tag is pushed so the tag points at the commit that includes its own entry.
Tag and push — Run:
git tag <new-tag> && git push origin <new-tag>
The release.yml workflow detects whether the tag is a prerelease and gates the rest of the pipeline accordingly.
Create GitHub release — The release.yml workflow handles this automatically (via softprops/action-gh-release), including setting prerelease: true for preview tags. No manual gh release create needed.
Wait for the workflow to finish (gh run watch or gh run list --workflow=release.yml --limit 1). If it fails, fix and re-run before posting any notifications.
Webex notification — Invoke /webex (no confirmation needed). Behavior depends on whether this is a stable or preview release.
Stable release — when --with-webex is passed, post a bullet-point changelog summary with the tag and release URL. Each bullet should include the PR link if one exists (e.g. - feat: description ([#123](https://github.com/mycelium-io/mycelium/pull/123))). End the summary with a markdown link to the full changelog: [Full changelog](https://github.com/mycelium-io/mycelium/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md). Follow with upgrade instructions using triple-backtick code blocks so they're copyable:
To upgrade:
mycelium upgrade && mycelium pull
mycelium migrate # if this release includes new migrations
mycelium adapter add openclaw --reinstall # if using openclaw
mycelium adapter add claude-code --reinstall # if using claude-code
mycelium doctor # to check health of services
Include mycelium migrate only if step 3 found new migration files. Omit the line otherwise.
Post to:
Mycelium Release Notes — always (room ID in /webex skill)IoC::Mycelium Eng — only if --with-webex=eng was passed (room ID in /webex skill)Preview release (--preview) — post a short eng-only ping to IoC::Mycelium Eng (NOT Mycelium Release Notes — that channel is user-facing). No changelog. Use --markdown so the code blocks render. Just the tag, the GH release URL, and the install/upgrade commands testers need:
Preview build cut: <tag>
<release-url>
Test on a fresh server:
```bash
MYCELIUM_VERSION=<tag-without-v> curl -fsSL https://mycelium-io.github.io/mycelium/install.sh | bash
mycelium pull --version <tag-without-v>
Or upgrade in place:
mycelium upgrade --version <tag-without-v>
mycelium pull --version <tag-without-v>
Roll back:
mycelium upgrade --version <previous-stable>
mycelium pull --version latest
`mycelium pull --version <tag>` is the critical second step — it pins both `mycelium-backend` and `mycelium-db` images via `MYCELIUM_IMAGE_TAG` in `~/.mycelium/.env`. Without it, the new CLI runs against stale stable containers. Stable users are unaffected — `install.sh` and `mycelium upgrade` (no `--version`) still resolve to the latest stable, and `mycelium pull` (no `--version`) still pulls `:latest`.
Mycelium patch notes — Skipped for --preview (or scope to a previews/<tag> key if the user explicitly asks for it). Otherwise write the same changelog summary to the active Mycelium room:
mycelium memory set "releases/<tag>" "<same bullet-point summary as Webex>" --handle claude-code-agent
This keeps a persistent record of what shipped and when, visible to all agents sharing the room.
Run end-to-end smoke tests for the Mycelium cursor adapter. Verifies cursor-agent prereqs, single-host dispatch, multi-host dispatch through the hub, cross-family negotiation with claude_code/openclaw, workspace asset drift, and auth failures. Use when validating the cursor integration on a fresh install, after touching cursor-family code (`integrations/cursor/**`, `daemon/dispatch.py`, `daemon/runner.py`), or after upgrading `cursor-agent` itself.
Run end-to-end smoke tests for the Mycelium claude_code adapter. Verifies claude CLI prereqs, daemon installation, single-host cold-spawn dispatch, multi-room ownership semantics, notes persistence across spawns, control verbs (status/abort), budget gating, concurrent dispatch serialization, and (with funded API credits) autonomous coordination via mycelium-daemon coordination_tick handling. Use when validating the claude_code adapter after changes to `integrations/claude_code/**`, the daemon, or after upgrading the `claude` CLI itself.
Run end-to-end smoke tests for the Mycelium stack. Verifies install, memory, search, coordination, and OpenClaw integration. Use when validating a release, after a deploy, or when something feels broken.
Multi-agent coordination layer with persistent memory. Use when coordinating with other agents, sharing context across sessions, joining coordination rooms, or searching shared knowledge. Triggers on "coordinate", "negotiate", "share memory", "session join", "mycelium", "what do other agents think".
End-to-end smoke test for cross-channel coordination. Spins up two ephemeral OpenClaw agents wired to local Matrix Synapse + mycelium-room, kicks off a structured negotiation from a Matrix DM, and verifies the consensus summary auto-delivers back to the user's Matrix DM. Use when validating PR
A/B test multi-agent consensus quality with and without Mycelium's structured negotiation. Uses real OpenClaw agents talking through a Mycelium room channel. Handles full setup if needed.