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Summarize branch changes vs main and add them to Changelog.txt under the current version's existing categories. Use when asked to update the changelog or add changelog entries. Optional version argument (e.g. v1.13.0) starts a new version heading.
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Rewrite a country rework/additions TASK issue into a clear, mechanic-by-mechanic design brief: study its mockups, inventory the country's existing assets, and reframe each mechanic (goal / real-world idea / starting state / influences / player choices / progression) with AI/tooling hints stripped. Use when asked to reframe, clarify, or rewrite a rework task or roadmap issue, e.g. "/rework-brief JAP 801".
Check a file or the branch diff against the full MD content review checklist (economic, political, visual, military, AI, code) with blocker tags. Use when asked to content-review country content or verify content-guideline compliance before merge.
Scaffold generals, field marshals, and admirals for a country using the MD count formulas and region skill ranges, writing character and recruit_character entries. Use when asked to add leaders, generals, or admirals for a TAG, e.g. "/add-leader NIG".
Wire a country-specific income or expense stream into the MD money system: calculation block, hidden tooltip idea, loc key, and granting effect. Use when asked to add an income or expense stream, e.g. "/additional-income GRE golden_visa income".
Adversarial edge-case hunt over the branch diff or a single file: challenges every change for unhandled scenarios, silent failures, scope/timing/variable traps, and logic gaps rule-based review misses. Use when asked to adversarially review, stress-test, or find edge cases in a change.
Comprehensive pre-merge review of one file or the whole branch diff: dispatches parallel reviewer agents (correctness, adversarial edge cases, performance, simplification, content) and merges findings. Use when asked to audit or fully review a branch or file. Replaces /review-branch.
| name | changelog |
| description | Summarize branch changes vs main and add them to Changelog.txt under the current version's existing categories. Use when asked to update the changelog or add changelog entries. Optional version argument (e.g. v1.13.0) starts a new version heading. |
Summarize all changes on the current branch compared to main and add them to Changelog.txt.
Optional argument: a version string (e.g. v1.13.0) to start a new version heading above the current top-most one. Without it, entries are appended under the existing top-most version.
Requested arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Steps:
Read Changelog.txt to identify the top-most version heading (first line, e.g., v2.0.0) and existing categories.
Get the branch diff and commit history:
git log origin/main..HEAD --oneline
git diff origin/main...HEAD --stat
git diff origin/main...HEAD
Scan Changelog.txt for all category headings (lines matching CategoryName:) and collect them. Only use categories that already exist in the file. Do not invent new names. If a change doesn't fit any existing category, use the closest match. Typical categories: Achievements, AI, Balance, Bugfix, Content, Database, Factions, Game Rules, Graphics, Localization, Map, Map Modes, Performance, Quality of Life, Sound, Technology, User Interface.
Classify each change into one existing category (skip empty categories). Focus on user-facing and gameplay-relevant changes; omit internal refactors or implementation details that don't affect the player unless they have meaningful performance or correctness impact.
Write each entry following the Changelog.txt format:
AI:)- before each entry (e.g., - [SER] Fixed focus prerequisite)[TAG] when the change is country-specific(Issue #330))What NOT to write: padding filler ("Fixed an issue where the AI would not behave correctly" — say what specifically, e.g. "Fixed AI sending volunteers to countries it cannot reach"); internal terminology players don't know ("immediate block", "trigger scope"); future tense ("Will add" — use "Added"); a duplicate of an entry already covering the same change.
Insert the new entries into Changelog.txt under the existing top-most version heading. Merge into existing categories if they already exist; append new categories after existing ones. Do not create a new version heading unless $ARGUMENTS contains a version string (e.g., v1.13.0), in which case add a new version heading above the current top-most one.