org-releases
Check and Prepare Package Releases
Scan packages in an org for unreleased changes and prepare release PRs.
Run from ~/code/{org}/ or pass the org name as an argument.
Helper script
A pre-built script at ~/.claude/scripts/org-releases.sh collects release status for all packages in one pass.
Run it first to avoid spending tokens on individual gh and git calls.
~/.claude/scripts/org-releases.sh <org-name> > /tmp/org-releases.json
If the script is missing or not executable, flag this to the user and stop.
The script outputs a JSON array with per-package entries containing:
repo,type,gh_org,versionlatest_tag,release_date,commits_since_releasehas_unreleased_news,main_ci
Only packages (repos with DESCRIPTION or Project.toml) are included.
Phase 1: Classify
From the script output, classify each package:
- Ready to release: version bumped, NEWS updated, CI passing
- Needs preparation: unreleased commits but version/NEWS not updated
- Up to date: no commits since last release
- No releases yet: package has never been released
Phase 2: Report
Present a table:
| Repo | Last release | Commits since | NEWS updated | Version bumped | Status |
|---|
Phase 3: Prepare releases (with confirmation)
For repos needing preparation, ask the user which to proceed with. For each confirmed repo:
- Create a worktree branch
release/v{version} - Bump version in DESCRIPTION/Project.toml if not already done
- Update NEWS.md with entries from commit messages since last release
- Run
R CMD check(R) or tests (Julia) - Commit, push, and create a PR
For repos ready to release, offer to create the GitHub release directly.
Phase 4: Team mode
If more than 2 repos need preparation, spawn a team.
Auto-Exit When Standalone
IMPORTANT: If this command is being run as a standalone request, automatically exit after completing all phases successfully.
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