draft-release

name	draft-release
description	Draft a new release of the project.

First, let's work on the following steps.

1. Confirm that you are currently on the main branch and pull the latest changes. If not on main branch, switch to main branch.
2. Compare code changes between the previous version tag and the latest commit to prepare the release description.

• Write in English.
• Do not include confidential information.
• Sections, What's Changed, Contributors and Full Changelog are needed.
• ./tmp/release-notes/*.md will be used as the release notes.

Then, from $ARGUMENTS, get the new version without v prefix, and assign it to $new_version. For example, if $ARGUMENTS is "v1.0.0", the new version is "1.0.0".

If $ARGUMENTS is empty, determine the new version automatically by performing the release-dry-run skill.

Let's resume the release process.

3. Run git pull.
4. Run git checkout -b release/v${new_version}.
5. If the project hardcodes its version anywhere outside package.json (for example a version constant or a getVersion() helper in the CLI entry point), update it to ${new_version} and run the project's CI check script (pnpm cicheck when it exists). If the checks fail, fix the code until pass. Then, execute git add, git commit and git push. Skip this step when the project derives its version from package.json at runtime.
6. Update the version with pnpm version ${new_version} --no-git-tag-version.
7. Since package.json will be modified, execute git commit and git push.
8. As a precaution, verify that every hardcoded version location found in step 5 now reports ${new_version}.
9. Run gh pr create to the main branch.
10. Create a draft release using gh release create v${new_version} --draft --title v${new_version} --notes-file ./tmp/release-notes/*.md command on the repository you are working in. This creates a draft release so that the release-asset workflow can upload assets later.

Note: distribution artifacts that embed checksums of the release binaries (for example a Homebrew tap formula) are NOT updated here. Those checksums only exist after the release PR merges and the asset-publishing workflow uploads them. The goal-release skill performs that update as its post-merge step. When releasing manually without the goal-release skill, run that step yourself after the assets are published, following the project's own documented procedure.