Build a permission-bounded release-note Agent Skill

Focus: Agents for Everyone
Date: October 17, 2026
Topics: Agent Skills, Release notes, Permission boundaries
Evidence: Publisher Authored
Availability: Available

Allow, Ask and Deny gates govern skill loading; a read-only release-note bench compares draft notes with merged PRs and returns a version proposal and copyable command before a separate human approval and closed publishing boundary.

Summary: OpenCode documents portable SKILL.md discovery across project, global, Claude-compatible and agent-compatible paths. Its git-release example pairs strict frontmatter with bounded instructions for drafting release notes, proposing a version bump and returning a copyable command. Pattern permissions can allow, deny or require approval, while manual-only metadata prevents accidental automatic selection.

Why it matters: Create a read-only release skill, test its name and discovery, deny unrelated internal skills and require approval before any publishing command. Compare generated notes with merged pull requests, keep version choice human-owned and never let the procedure push tags automatically.

Source: Agent Skills

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