Revela

Builds a local Revela release for testing using scripts/build-release.ps1. Mirrors the GitHub release pipeline output — produces Standalone or Full variants. Use when the user wants to build a release locally, test packaging, create a self-contained executable, verify what end users would download, or validate the release before publishing.

Builds a sample project (revela-website, showcase, onedrive) using the local CLI. Use when the user wants to build a sample, generate a site, test output, preview the website, or regenerate pages/images.

Reviews C# code against Revela project conventions, .editorconfig rules, and .NET 10 best practices. Covers naming, patterns, async, logging, DI, configuration, commands, testing, and code style. Use when reviewing code, suggesting improvements, or checking for convention violations in the Revela codebase.

Creates git commits with comprehensive, Conventional Commits-formatted messages. Use when the user asks to commit, stage changes, save progress, or create a commit message. Ensures consistent, descriptive commit messages following project conventions.

Creates a new Revela release by updating CHANGELOG.md, committing changes, and creating a git tag. Use when the user asks to create a release, prepare a release, bump the version, or tag a new version.

Runs the end-to-end release pipeline test using scripts/test-release.ps1. Tests build, pack, plugin install, generate all, compress, clean, idempotency, and dotnet tool install. Use when the user wants to test a release, verify the pipeline, check packaging, or validate before publishing.