| name | whats-new |
| description | Show CHANGELOG entries between your installed version and the source repo's HEAD. Use after `git pull` (or to see what's new in an unreleased install) to discover features that landed since your last install. Runs the bundled `show-whats-new.sh` script which reads `installed_version` from `~/.claude/oh-my-claude.conf`, walks `${repo_path}/CHANGELOG.md`, and renders the delta in a readable format. |
/whats-new
Surface the CHANGELOG delta between your installed bundle and the source repo. Solves the "I installed at v1.20 — does v1.31's /diverge exist?" question without forcing the user to grep CHANGELOG.md by hand.
What it does
- Reads
installed_version from ~/.claude/oh-my-claude.conf (written by install.sh).
- Reads
repo_path from the same conf and opens ${repo_path}/CHANGELOG.md.
- Walks every
## [X.Y.Z] heading; collects the entries strictly newer than your installed version.
- Prints them in chronological order (oldest first), one section per release.
If you are at HEAD (no drift), prints a single line confirming you are current.
If the source repo has an [Unreleased] section, that's surfaced too — useful when you've git pull-ed but not yet re-run bash install.sh.
When to use
- Right after
git pull on the source repo, before re-running install.sh.
- When the statusline shows
↑v<version> (drift indicator) and you want to know what's behind the arrow.
- After a long pause from the project, to discover features added in your absence.
How to invoke
Run the bundled script directly via Skill — no arguments:
$ bash $HOME/.claude/skills/autowork/scripts/show-whats-new.sh
Privacy
100% local — reads files only under your home directory. No network egress.
