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Houndarr's CHANGELOG.md style guide and entry rules. Loads when reading or editing CHANGELOG.md or VERSION. Covers the noun-led present-tense voice, the 80-160 character length target, vocabulary the operator can act on, banned phrasings, what does not belong in a changelog, separator rules, and the bullet-justification protocol that prevents drafting from PR titles or memory.

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name	houndarr-changelog
description	Houndarr's CHANGELOG.md style guide and entry rules. Loads when reading or editing CHANGELOG.md or VERSION. Covers the noun-led present-tense voice, the 80-160 character length target, vocabulary the operator can act on, banned phrasings, what does not belong in a changelog, separator rules, and the bullet-justification protocol that prevents drafting from PR titles or memory.
paths	["CHANGELOG.md","VERSION"]

Houndarr changelog conventions

The audience is self-hosters and homelab operators running Houndarr in Docker or Kubernetes alongside the *arr stack. They read config files, env vars, log lines, and SQLite schemas; they do not read the Python source. Tune every bullet for that reader.

Voice (noun-led, present tense)

The category heading carries the verb (### Added, ### Fixed, ### Changed). Bullets describe the post-change state from the reader's vantage point, not the maintainer's action:

Good: Logs page distinguishes a fresh install (No log entries yet) from a filter that matches nothing (No entries match those filters.). (#566)
Avoid: We added a fresh-install vs filter-empty distinction to the logs page. (narrator voice)
Avoid: Distinguish fresh-install from filter-empty on the logs page. (imperative; reserved for SDK changelogs)

This matches the convention used by Authelia, AdGuard Home, Plausible, Caddy, and other self-hosted tools targeting the same audience.

Length

Target: 80 to 160 characters per bullet.
Hard ceiling: 250 characters. A bullet longer than that must split into two unrelated bullets, or the second clause moves to the PR body.
One sentence per bullet. A second sentence is permitted only when a migration or upgrade-affecting consequence must ride with the change (rare).

Vocabulary the operator can act on, only

Use: env var names (HOUNDARR_COOKIE_SAMESITE), config keys, schema version numbers (Schema v16), database column names that survive in the SQLite file (monitored_total, whisparr_episode), HTTP routes (/api/status), log strings the operator can grep (hourly limit reached (N/hr)), CVE IDs, dependency versions when a security or behaviour change ties to the bump.
Avoid: internal Python class names (InstanceValidationError, AuthMiddleware._dispatch_proxy), private helpers (_redirect_guard, _run_search_pass), file paths under src/, module attribute names that have no user surface. Describe the user-visible behaviour instead.
Borderline: public library types that surface in tracebacks (httpx.TransportError). Allowed when the user actually sees the type name in their logs, otherwise paraphrase to "transport-level error".

Banned phrasings (drift signals; rewrite or drop)

Vague: "Various bug fixes", "Minor improvements", "Misc updates", "Bug fixes and stability improvements".
Marketing: "We are thrilled to...", "delightful new experience", "groundbreaking", "exciting".
Magic adverbs without measurement: "seamlessly", "robustly", "significantly", "dramatically". Either quantify ("reduces idle CPU by 60%") or omit.
Empty verbs: "leverages", "utilizes", "harnesses", "facilitates". Pick the concrete verb.
Vague comparatives: "Improved error handling", "Enhanced UX", "Better performance". Name the change: "Connection errors now log at WARNING with the instance name."
Bold lead-ins: **Performance:** faster X. Plain bullet.
Marketing trail clauses: "for a smoother experience". Stop at the technical fact.
Past-tense narration: "We added...", "We fixed...". Drop the pronoun.
Em dashes anywhere (project-wide rule; use a colon, semicolon, comma, period, or parentheses).

What does NOT belong in the changelog

Pure refactors with no user-visible behaviour change (Common Changelog explicitly excludes these; they live in PR bodies).
Test-only changes.
Docs-only changes (the docs site has its own deploy log).
CI / workflow changes that do not affect deployers.
Dependency bumps with no security or behaviour impact.

Schema version bumps

When a release ships a SQLite schema migration, name the schema number, what the migration touches, and any rollback constraint. An AdGuard-Home-style "to roll back, downgrade to " line helps operators who restore from a backup.

Examples (verbatim from the repo, judged)

Exemplary: Helm chart `appVersion` is now prefixed with `v` so it matches the published Docker image tags. (#364) (102 chars; named user-visible attribute; one causal clause).
Exemplary: Hourly rate-limit skip rows now read `hourly limit reached (N/hr)` across missing, cutoff, and upgrade passes. (#491) (names the exact log string the operator greps for).
Over-technical (rewrite before merging): Curated `InstanceValidationError.public_message` text replaces the raw exception in instance validation banners should read Instance validation banner shows a curated message instead of the raw Python exception.
Over-technical (rewrite): Random search order now uses a stratified-shuffle page deck plus partial-page sentinel padding should read Random search order spreads dispatch probability uniformly across the backlog so no page is over- or under-selected.

CHANGELOG entry rules

CHANGELOG.md always carries a ## [Unreleased] section above every versioned block:

## [Unreleased]

### Added

- One sentence per bullet. (#N)

### Fixed

- One sentence. User-facing impact first. Issue/PR ref at end (#N).

---

## [X.Y.Z] - YYYY-MM-DD

### Added

- One sentence per bullet. (#N)

### Changed

- One sentence per bullet. (#N)

### Fixed

- One sentence per bullet. (#N)

### Removed

- One sentence per bullet. (#N)

---

Allowed ### headers (Keep a Changelog 1.1.0): Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, Security. Level-4 #### subheadings may group items within ### sections for major releases. Omit any section that has no entries.

Bullet rules

Add the bullet to ## [Unreleased] as part of the same PR that ships the change. /bump promotes the accumulated Unreleased block to a versioned heading at release time.
Every bullet must be justified by a PR-body sentence, a diff fragment, or a source file:line. Do not draft from PR titles, commit messages, or memory alone. The verification protocol lives in .claude/commands/bump.md §3b; skipping it is what shipped the inaccurate v1.9.0 bullets that had to be corrected in #420.
Adopt the PR author's vocabulary for nuance. If the PR body says "new default for fresh installs; existing instances keep their prior behaviour," the bullet says "new default for newly added instances," not "new default."
One sentence per bullet; no multi-line prose.
Lead with user-facing impact, not implementation details.
End with (#N) issue/PR reference.
Use backticks for identifiers, file names, env vars, UI elements.
Use markdown [text](url) syntax for links; bare URLs do not auto-link in the in-app What's New modal (GitHub's CHANGELOG view autolinks both, but the modal's _render_changelog_bullet filter only accepts the [text](url) form).
Be specific: Connection errors now log at WARNING with instance name not Improved error handling.

Separators

Both ## [Unreleased] and every versioned block end with a --- line (blank line before and after). The fresh Unreleased block reseeded by /bump carries only the heading and the trailing ---.

Non-user-facing PRs

CI-only, refactor-only, test-only, docs-only, and chore/infrastructure changes do not get a Changelog bullet. The /ship workflow filters these out automatically.

CI-enforced validation

PR-time (version-check.yml): Runs on PRs touching VERSION or CHANGELOG.md. Validates VERSION format, requires ## [Unreleased] as the topmost ## [...] block, validates the Unreleased block's ### headers + trailing --- separator, and validates the ## [VERSION] - YYYY-MM-DD block matches VERSION with valid ### headers + trailing ---.
Tag-time (release.yml): Validates VERSION == tag, extracts the ## [X.Y.Z] block via awk, creates GitHub Release using --notes-file (avoids backtick shell substitution).

The in-app What's New modal parser (src/houndarr/services/changelog.py) silently skips ## [Unreleased] because the heading lacks the X.Y.Z plus ISO-date suffix that _VERSION_HEADING requires; users only see versioned blocks until /bump promotes Unreleased.