
Pmstudio Changelog
Create or update a structured change log for a product or platform.
Install
npx skills add coco-research/coco --skill pmstudio-changelog -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- coco-research/coco797
- Category
- AI and agents
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- See repository
- Context cost
- Lightabout 1,030 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Create or update a structured change log for a product or platform. Use when someone asks to "create a change log", "log this change", "what changed", "update the change log", "release notes", or "changelog". Reads project memory (CLAUDE.local.md Recent Changes) and meeting notes to build chronological change records. Supports init (backfill from memory), update (append new entries), and release (summarize for a version).
Change Log, Running Product Change Record
Purpose
Maintains a chronological, append-only record of all meaningful changes to a product. Unlike CLAUDE.local.md (which is AI context), the change log is a stakeholder-facing document suitable for sharing with leadership, auditors, and team members.
Process
Step 1: Determine Mode
/change-log init, Create new change log, backfill from CLAUDE.local.md/change-log update, Find changes since last entry, propose new entries/change-log release {version}, Create release summary from accumulated entries/change-log(no args), Same asupdate
Step 2: Read Context
Always read:
CLAUDE.local.md, Recent Changes section (primary source of truth for what changed)- Existing change log file (if
updateorreleasemode)
For init mode, also read:
Meeting-Notes/directory listing, to identify decision-bearing meetingsPRD/, version history sections.sync-watch.json, project name
For update mode:
- Find the date of the last change log entry
- Read any
Meeting-Notes/files dated after that - Read
CLAUDE.local.mdRecent Changes entries dated after that
Step 3: Extract Changes
For each source, extract structured change data:
- Date: YYYY-MM-DD
- Summary: one-line description
- Type: Feature | Enhancement | Bug Fix | Configuration | Process | Security | Documentation
- Impact: High | Medium | Low
- Components: which modules/layers/documents were affected
- Author: who made or requested the change
- Approved By: who approved (if known from meeting notes)
- Details: bullet list of specific changes
- Rationale: why the change was made
- Downstream: what else was updated as a result
Impact classification:
- High, Changes product behavior, affects users, or modifies architecture
- Medium, Updates documentation, adds stakeholders, changes processes
- Low, Minor fixes, formatting, internal-only changes

