Audit, enforce, and maintain changelogs in Python projects. Use this skill whenever someone asks to review a changelog, add a changelog entry, check if a changelog is up to date, fix changelog formatting, create a CHANGELOG.md from scratch, prepare a release, or ensure changelog compliance with Keep a Changelog. Trigger on phrases like "update the changelog", "add a changelog entry", "review my changelog", "is my changelog correct", "prepare for release", "bump the version", "what changed since last release", or any request involving CHANGELOG.md, release notes, or version management in a Python project. Also trigger when someone finishes a code change and needs to document it, or when they ask about semantic versioning.
Perform a comprehensive audit of a Python package and produce a phased improvement plan saved to IMPROVEMENT.md. Use this skill whenever someone asks to review a Python package, audit a codebase, plan improvements, modernize a project, assess package quality, or produce an improvement roadmap. Trigger on phrases like "review this package", "audit my project", "what should I improve", "create an improvement plan", "make this package better", "is this project production-ready", "what's wrong with my package", or any request that involves evaluating a Python package holistically. This skill only PLANS — it does not implement changes.
Audit, plan, and fix logging in any Python project. Use this skill whenever someone asks to review, audit, improve, fix, or standardize logging in a Python codebase. Trigger on phrases like "check my logging", "improve observability", "standardize log output", "add structured logging", "review my logging setup", "fix my logs", "logging best practices", or any request that involves evaluating or improving how a Python project logs. Also trigger when someone mentions replacing print() with proper logging, adding correlation IDs, or making logs machine-readable. Even if the user just says "my logs are a mess" or "I can't debug production", this skill applies.