菜单
Draft concise changelog entries from a provided list of merged pull requests, commit summaries, or issue titles. Use when the user asks for a short internal or customer-facing changelog and provides the source changes directly.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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| name | skill-exercise-2 |
| description | Draft concise changelog entries from a provided list of merged pull requests, commit summaries, or issue titles. Use when the user asks for a short internal or customer-facing changelog and provides the source changes directly. |
This exercise skill exists for course inspection.
Use this skill to turn a small set of provided changes into a clear changelog. Do not inspect the repository unless the user asks; rely on the source changes they provide.
Added, Changed, Fixed, and Removed only when those categories
are useful for the provided changes.Use this structure, omitting empty sections:
# Changelog
## Added
- ...
## Changed
- ...
## Fixed
- ...
## Removed
- ...
## Notes
- ...
Add Notes only when the source material includes warnings, migrations, or follow-up work.
Create and refine high-quality Agent Skills. Use when drafting, reviewing, or updating a skill, deciding what belongs in SKILL.md versus bundled resources, or turning a repeated workflow into reusable agent instructions.
Use when the user wants one rough sentence revised for clarity using familiar-to-complex flow, clear subjects and actions, and stronger emphasis.
Answer Pokémon data questions with PokéAPI-backed lookup, cached API scripts, and curated release-year data. Use for course demos or user questions about Pokémon counts, species facts, types, abilities, generations, versions, version groups, game release years, or how to query PokéAPI.
Guide learners through this AI Agent Skills course repo. Use when the user asks what the course is, how to get started, which lesson to open next, how to do an exercise, where solutions live, or how course demo skills like Pokémon, SVGL, sentence clarity, course lesson editor, bad variants, and create-skill-reference fit together.
Turn rough course lesson sketches into clear developer education lessons that lead into exercises. Use when drafting, revising, or structuring lesson content, especially files like course/*/01-lesson.md and course/*/02-exercise.md.
Demonstrate why learners should read a skill before installing or running it.