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Not built or deployed. Skill counts and behaviours are specifications, not achieved results.\n\n---\n\n## Overview\n\n5 skill groups, 18 skills. Each skill is a discrete, independently testable unit with defined trigger, inputs, procedure, output, and halt conditions.\n\n## Skill groups\n\n### Sprint Collection & Verification (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 01 | enumerate-completed-tasks |\n| 02 | resolve-linked-pull-requests |\n| 03 | verify-merge-status |\n| 04 | isolate-unverified-claims |\n\n### Change Classification (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 05 | classify-change-type |\n| 06 | suppress-internal-changes |\n| 07 | deduplicate-user-visible-changes |\n\n### Customer-Language Rewriting (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 08 | rewrite-to-customer-language |\n| 09 | enforce-voice-consistency |\n| 10 | tag-product-area |\n| 11 | assemble-changelog-draft |\n\n### Approval & Commit (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 12 | route-pm-approval |\n| 13 | commit-changelog-to-repo |\n| 14 | verify-commit-integrity |\n\n### Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 15 | post-release-announcement |\n| 16 | update-roadmap-items |\n| 17 | notify-epic-owners |\n| 18 | report-release-metrics |\n\n---\n\n## Design principles applied\n\n- Verification against merged PRs, not task status. If GitHub is unreachable the run aborts rather than degrading.\n- Partial epics never get marked Shipped. Progress updates only.\n- Deduplication collapses many tasks into one customer-visible entry, and those merge decisions are surfaced to the PM.\n- Commit as a pull request to a scoped repo. Never direct push, never org-wide write.\n- Notification budgets: one DM per person per release, 150-word cap on company posts.\n\n---\n\n## Prerequisites to build\n\n- ClickUp Sprints with defined Done/Closed status groups\n- Task-to-PR linking enforced via required field or branch naming convention\n- GitHub MCP: read access to pull requests, write access scoped to the docs repository only\n- Docs, Chat, Goals, Dashboards, AI Custom Fields\n- Changelog voice profile Doc and product glossary\n- Controlled product area taxonomy with fixed display order\n- Custom fields: Change Category, Product Area, Customer Facing, Release Version, Verification Status\n\n\n---\n\n# Skill Definitions\n\n\n---\n\n### Enumerate Completed Tasks\n\n> **group:** Sprint Collection & Verification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Sprints\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nEstablish the definitive set of work claimed as shipped in this sprint, before any verification or writing.\n\n#### Trigger\nSprint end date reached, or sprint List status set to `Complete`.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Query all tasks in the sprint whose status is in the Done or Closed status groups.\n2. Capture per task: name, description, task type, assignee, linked epic, story points, closing timestamp, and any linked pull requests.\n3. Exclude tasks whose type is in the non-shippable set (Spike, Research, Meeting, Chore) unless explicitly tagged `Customer Facing`.\n4. Include tasks closed during the sprint but belonging to a previous sprint, tagged as carryover.\n5. Write the collection to a `Sprint Manifest` Doc on the sprint task.\n\n#### Output\nA `Sprint Manifest` listing every candidate change with its metadata.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Sprint contains zero completed tasks -> post a note and stop. Do not generate an empty changelog.\n\n#### Notes\nCarryover inclusion matters. Work closed in this sprint but planned in the last one still shipped to customers this sprint, and omitting it creates a gap in the public record.\n\n---\n\n### Resolve Linked Pull Requests\n\n> **group:** Sprint Collection & Verification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"GitHub MCP\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nRetrieve the code-level truth behind each claimed change.\n\n#### Trigger\nSprint manifest complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. For each manifest entry, collect PR references from the task's linked PR field, description body, and comment history.\n2. For each reference, query GitHub MCP for PR title, description, state, merge commit, target branch, files changed, and merge timestamp.\n3. Where a task references multiple PRs, retain all and mark the task as multi-PR.\n4. Where a PR reference resolves to a closed-unmerged PR, record it as unmerged rather than treating it as shipped.\n5. Attach resolved PR data to each manifest entry.\n\n#### Output\nManifest entries enriched with full PR metadata.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- GitHub MCP unreachable -> abort the run entirely and notify. Do not generate a changelog from task status alone, because that defeats the purpose of the verification step.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Read-only access to pull request data. This skill never writes to the repository.\n\n---\n\n### Verify Merge Status\n\n> **group:** Sprint Collection & Verification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"GitHub MCP\", \"Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nSeparate work that actually reached customers from work that was marked done optimistically.\n\n#### Trigger\nPR resolution complete.\n\n#### Classification\n| Condition | Classification |\n|---|---|\n| PR merged to release branch before sprint end | Verified Shipped |\n| PR merged to main but not yet released | Merged Not Released |\n| PR open | Claimed Not Shipped |\n| PR closed unmerged | Claimed Not Shipped |\n| No PR reference at all | Unverifiable |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Classify each manifest entry against the table above.\n2. For multi-PR tasks, classify as the weakest state among its PRs. A task is only Verified Shipped when all its PRs are.\n3. Verify the merge target branch matches the release branch for the version being documented.\n4. Route Claimed Not Shipped and Unverifiable entries to a separate review list for the PM.\n5. Only Verified Shipped entries proceed to classification and writing.\n\n#### Output\nEvery entry classified, with Verified Shipped entries proceeding and the rest routed for PM review.\n\n#### Notes\nThe Unverifiable bucket is the useful diagnostic. A consistently large one means your task-to-PR linking discipline needs work, and every downstream claim in your changelog is weaker than it appears.\n\n---\n\n### Isolate Unverified Claims\n\n> **group:** Sprint Collection & Verification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Tasks\", \"Chat\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nSurface the gap between what the board says and what the codebase says, as an actionable list rather than a silent omission.\n\n#### Trigger\nMerge verification complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Compile all Claimed Not Shipped and Unverifiable entries.\n2. For each, record the task, its assignee, its closing timestamp, and the specific reason it failed verification.\n3. Create a single review task for the PM listing all of them, assigned with a due date before the changelog publish target.\n4. DM each assignee once with only their own entries, framed as a linking request rather than an accusation.\n5. Track resolution: entries that gain a merged PR before publish are pulled back into the verified set.\n\n#### Output\nA PM review task and per-assignee linking requests.\n\n#### Constraints\n- One DM per assignee containing all their entries, never one per task.\n- Framing matters. Most Unverifiable entries are missing links, not false claims.\n\n---\n\n### Classify Change Type\n\n> **group:** Change Classification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI Custom Fields\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nSort verified changes into the categories a customer-facing changelog uses.\n\n#### Trigger\nVerified Shipped set finalised.\n\n#### Categories\n| Category | Definition |\n|---|---|\n| Feature | New capability that did not previously exist |\n| Improvement | Existing capability made better, faster, or broader |\n| Fix | Behaviour corrected to match intent |\n| Internal | No observable customer-facing change |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Read task type, epic linkage, PR description, and files changed for each entry.\n2. Assign a category with a confidence score.\n3. Where task type and PR content disagree, prefer PR content and lower confidence.\n4. Entries below the confidence threshold are flagged for PM categorisation rather than guessed.\n5. Record category and confidence on each entry.\n\n#### Output\nEvery verified entry categorised, with low-confidence entries flagged.\n\n#### Notes\nThe Fix versus Improvement boundary is genuinely ambiguous and reasonable people disagree. Low confidence here is honest, not a failure.\n\n---\n\n### Suppress Internal Changes\n\n> **group:** Change Classification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nKeep infrastructure and refactor work out of the customer-facing changelog without losing the internal record.\n\n#### Trigger\nCategorisation complete.\n\n#### Suppression criteria\n- Category is Internal\n- Files changed touch only build, CI, test, or tooling paths\n- PR description indicates refactor with no behaviour change\n- Task explicitly tagged `Internal Only`\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Apply criteria to each entry.\n2. Move suppressed entries to an internal-only section of the manifest, retained but excluded from customer output.\n3. Where a refactor produced a measurable performance improvement, reclassify as Improvement rather than suppressing, and require the metric.\n4. Report the suppression count so the PM can sanity-check the ratio.\n\n#### Output\nA customer-facing set and a retained internal set.\n\n#### Notes\nPerformance work is the common miscategorisation. A refactor that made page loads 40% faster is an Improvement customers care about, not internal noise.\n\n---\n\n### Deduplicate User-Visible Changes\n\n> **group:** Change Classification | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nCollapse the many-to-one relationship between engineering tasks and customer-visible changes.\n\n#### Trigger\nSuppression complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Group entries by shared epic, overlapping files changed, and semantic similarity of description.\n2. Within each group, determine whether the entries constitute one customer-visible change or several.\n3. Where one, merge into a single changelog entry retaining links to all constituent tasks and PRs.\n4. Where several, keep separate.\n5. Prefer the epic's framing over any individual task's framing for merged entries.\n6. Record the merge decisions so the PM can review the collapsing logic.\n\n#### Output\nA deduplicated change set where each entry maps to one thing a customer would notice.\n\n#### Notes\nEight tasks delivering one feature should produce one changelog line, not eight. This skill is the difference between a changelog and a commit log.\n\n---\n\n### Rewrite to Customer Language\n\n> **group:** Customer-Language Rewriting | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI\", \"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nTranslate engineering descriptions into language that tells a customer what changed for them.\n\n#### Trigger\nDeduplication complete.\n\n#### Rewriting rules\n- Lead with the customer's capability, not the implementation\n- Name the affected surface in product terms, not code terms\n- No internal component names, service names, or ticket references\n- Present tense, active voice\n- One sentence where possible, two maximum\n- No marketing superlatives\n\n#### Procedure\n1. For each entry, read the task description, PR description, and epic context.\n2. Draft the customer-facing line against the rules above.\n3. Where the change cannot be described without an internal concept, flag it for PM rewriting rather than shipping jargon.\n4. Where the change has a quantifiable improvement, include the number only if it appears in the source material.\n5. Self-check for banned terms: refactor, migrate, deprecate (internal sense), endpoint, service, worker, schema.\n\n#### Output\nA customer-facing line per entry, with unwritable entries flagged.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never invent a metric to make a line sound stronger.\n- Never describe a fix in a way that implies the bug was worse or better than it was.\n\n---\n\n### Enforce Voice Consistency\n\n> **group:** Customer-Language Rewriting | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\", \"AI\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nMake a changelog written from dozens of sources read as though one person wrote it.\n\n#### Trigger\nCustomer-language rewriting complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Read the changelog voice profile Doc: tense, person, sentence length target, capitalisation rules for product nouns, punctuation conventions.\n2. Normalise every entry against the profile.\n3. Enforce consistent product noun capitalisation across all entries, checked against the product glossary.\n4. Normalise sentence length variance; entries far above target are split or trimmed.\n5. Verify no entry begins with the same construction as its neighbour, since repetition reads as machine-generated.\n\n#### Output\nA voice-normalised change set.\n\n#### Notes\nConsistent capitalisation of product nouns is the single most noticeable signal of care in a changelog. Get the glossary right.\n\n---\n\n### Tag Product Area\n\n> **group:** Customer-Language Rewriting | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nGroup changelog entries by the part of the product they affect, so readers can scan for what matters to them.\n\n#### Trigger\nVoice normalisation complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Determine the affected product area per entry from files changed, epic, and the rewritten description.\n2. Assign from the controlled product area taxonomy. Never create a new area on the fly.\n3. Where an entry spans multiple areas, assign a primary and list secondaries.\n4. Entries that resolve to no known area are flagged for PM assignment.\n5. Order areas within the changelog by the taxonomy's defined display order, not by entry count.\n\n#### Output\nEvery entry tagged with a primary product area and any secondaries.\n\n#### Notes\nFixed display order matters. Readers learn where to look, and reordering by volume each release breaks that.\n\n---\n\n### Assemble Changelog Draft\n\n> **group:** Customer-Language Rewriting | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nProduce the final document structure ready for human review.\n\n#### Trigger\nProduct area tagging complete.\n\n#### Structure\n1. Release header: version, date, one-line summary of the release's theme\n2. Highlights: up to three entries judged most significant\n3. Features, grouped by product area\n4. Improvements, grouped by product area\n5. Fixes, grouped by product area\n6. Footer: link to full technical detail for those who want it\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Select highlights by story point weight, epic significance, and whether the change was externally requested.\n2. Assemble sections in fixed order with entries grouped by product area.\n3. Write the release theme line by identifying the common thread across highlights, or state plainly that it was a maintenance release if there is none.\n4. Attach the constituent task and PR links to each entry as collapsed detail.\n5. Write the draft as a Doc on the sprint task.\n\n#### Output\nA complete changelog draft with linked provenance per entry.\n\n#### Notes\nBeing willing to write \"this release focused on stability\" is what makes the theme line credible when there genuinely is a theme.\n\n---\n\n### Route PM Approval\n\n> **group:** Approval & Commit | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Automations\", \"Chat\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nPut a product human between the generated draft and the public record.\n\n#### Trigger\nChangelog draft assembled.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Set status to `PM Review`.\n2. Assign the PM who owns the sprint.\n3. Send one Chat DM containing: draft link, the unverified claims list, low-confidence categorisations, entries flagged as unwritable, and the merge decisions from deduplication.\n4. Set a review SLA of 1 business day, since changelogs lose value with age.\n5. On breach, nudge once at 1 day and escalate to the product lead at 2 days.\n\n#### Output\nAn assigned PM review with all flagged decisions surfaced.\n\n#### Notes\nSurfacing the deduplication merge decisions is important. Collapsing eight tasks into one line is a judgment call the PM should see, not discover later.\n\n---\n\n### Commit Changelog to Repo\n\n> **group:** Approval & Commit | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"GitHub MCP\", \"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nLand the approved changelog in the repository as a reviewable change rather than a manual paste.\n\n#### Trigger\nPM sets status to `Approved`.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Render the approved Doc into the repository's changelog format (Markdown or MDX per convention).\n2. Create a branch named `changelog/<version>`.\n3. Write the file to the conventional path, prepending to the existing changelog rather than replacing it.\n4. Commit with a conventional message referencing the release version.\n5. Open a pull request against the docs branch, assigning the docs team as reviewer and linking the ClickUp sprint task in the PR body.\n6. Record the PR URL on the sprint task.\n\n#### Output\nAn open pull request containing the changelog, assigned for docs review.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Branch name collision -> abort and flag rather than force-pushing.\n- Existing changelog file not found at the conventional path -> abort and request the path. Never create a parallel changelog file.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Write access scoped to the docs repository only. Never grant org-wide write.\n- Never push directly to main or to the default branch.\n\n---\n\n### Verify Commit Integrity\n\n> **group:** Approval & Commit | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"GitHub MCP\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nConfirm what landed in the repository matches what the PM approved.\n\n#### Trigger\nChangelog pull request opened.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Fetch the diff from the opened PR.\n2. Compare the added content against the approved Doc content, normalising for formatting conversion.\n3. Verify no existing changelog content was removed or modified.\n4. Verify the version header matches the release being documented.\n5. On any mismatch, comment on the PR describing the discrepancy and flag the sprint task.\n\n#### Output\nAn integrity confirmation or a described discrepancy.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Content mismatch beyond formatting -> flag immediately and do not proceed to announcement. An announced changelog that differs from the committed one is worse than a late one.\n\n---\n\n### Post Release Announcement\n\n> **group:** Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Chat\", \"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nTell the company what shipped, in a form people will actually read.\n\n#### Trigger\nCommit integrity verified.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Compose a Chat post: release version, theme line, the three highlights in customer language, counts by category, and a link to the full changelog.\n2. Keep the post under 150 words. Longer release posts get skipped.\n3. Post to the company release channel.\n4. Post a fuller version to the product channel including product area breakdown.\n5. Tag the epic owners whose work is represented in the highlights, once, in the product channel only.\n\n#### Output\nTwo channel posts, sized for their audiences.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never tag individual contributors in the company-wide channel. Tag epic owners in the product channel only.\n- Hard 150-word limit on the company post.\n\n---\n\n### Update Roadmap Items\n\n> **group:** Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Goals\", \"Tasks\", \"Automations\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nReconcile the roadmap to reality automatically, so it stops drifting out of sync with what shipped.\n\n#### Trigger\nRelease announcement posted.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. For each Verified Shipped entry, trace its linked epic and any linked roadmap Goal.\n2. Where all tasks under an epic are now Verified Shipped, set the epic status to Shipped and stamp the release date and version.\n3. Where an epic is partially shipped, update its progress percentage without changing status.\n4. Update linked Goal progress from the completed epic contribution.\n5. Never change status on an epic with unverified constituent tasks.\n6. Record every roadmap mutation for audit.\n\n#### Output\nReconciled epic and Goal statuses with release stamps.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Epic contains Unverifiable tasks -> do not mark Shipped. Update progress only and flag for PM decision.\n\n#### Notes\nPartial-ship handling is where most roadmap automation goes wrong. Marking an epic shipped because most of it shipped is how roadmaps lose credibility.\n\n---\n\n### Notify Epic Owners\n\n> **group:** Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Chat\", \"Automations\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nClose the loop with the people whose work landed.\n\n#### Trigger\nRoadmap reconciliation complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Identify owners of epics that moved to Shipped in this release.\n2. Send one Chat DM per owner listing their shipped epics, the changelog entries derived from them, and the live changelog link.\n3. Where an epic moved to partially shipped, include the remaining task count.\n4. Batch into a single DM per person regardless of epic count.\n5. Suppress notification for epics the owner themselves closed within the last hour, since they already know.\n\n#### Output\nOne consolidated DM per epic owner.\n\n#### Constraints\n- One message per person per release, never one per epic.\n\n---\n\n### Report Release Metrics\n\n> **group:** Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation | **workflow:** Sprint Retrospective to Shipped Changelog | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Dashboards\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nTrack the health of the release documentation process itself.\n\n#### Trigger\nRelease cycle complete.\n\n#### Metrics tracked\n- Verification rate: Verified Shipped as a share of all completed tasks\n- Unverifiable count and trend\n- Categorisation confidence distribution\n- Deduplication ratio: tasks per published changelog entry\n- PM review turnaround time\n- Time from sprint close to published changelog\n- Entries requiring PM rewriting as a share of total\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Compile metrics for the release and append to the historical series.\n2. Flag any metric degrading for three consecutive releases.\n3. Where Unverifiable count exceeds threshold, generate a task for the engineering lead about linking discipline.\n4. Where PM rewriting rate exceeds threshold, generate a task to review the rewriting rules, since consistent rewriting means the rules are wrong.\n5. Update the Dashboard.\n\n#### Output\nA release metrics record and generated improvement tasks where thresholds breach.\n\n#### Notes\nThe PM rewriting rate is the best proxy for whether the customer-language rules match your product's vocabulary. 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Each skill is a discrete, independently testable unit with defined trigger, inputs, procedure, output, and halt conditions.\n\n## Skill groups\n\n### Sprint Collection & Verification (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 01 | enumerate-completed-tasks |\n| 02 | resolve-linked-pull-requests |\n| 03 | verify-merge-status |\n| 04 | isolate-unverified-claims |\n\n### Change Classification (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 05 | classify-change-type |\n| 06 | suppress-internal-changes |\n| 07 | deduplicate-user-visible-changes |\n\n### Customer-Language Rewriting (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 08 | rewrite-to-customer-language |\n| 09 | enforce-voice-consistency |\n| 10 | tag-product-area |\n| 11 | assemble-changelog-draft |\n\n### Approval & Commit (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 12 | route-pm-approval |\n| 13 | commit-changelog-to-repo |\n| 14 | verify-commit-integrity |\n\n### Announcement & Roadmap Reconciliation (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 15 | post-release-announcement |\n| 16 | update-roadmap-items |\n| 17 | notify-epic-owners |\n| 18 | report-release-metrics |\n\n---\n\n## Design principles applied\n\n- Verification against merged PRs, not task status. If GitHub is unreachable the run aborts rather than degrading.\n- Partial epics never get marked Shipped. Progress updates only.\n- Deduplication collapses many tasks into one customer-visible entry, and those merge decisions are surfaced to the PM.\n- Commit as a pull request to a scoped repo. Never direct push, never org-wide write.\n- Notification budgets: one DM per person per release, 150-word cap on company posts.\n\n---\n\n## Prerequisites to build\n\n- ClickUp Sprints with defined Done/Closed status groups\n- Task-to-PR linking enforced via required field or branch naming convention\n- GitHub MCP: read access to pull requests, write access scoped to the docs repository only\n- Docs, Chat, Goals, Dashboards, AI Custom Fields\n- Changelog voice profile Doc and product glossary\n- Controlled product area taxonomy with fixed display order\n- Custom fields: Change Category, Product Area, Customer Facing, Release Version, Verification Status\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/BSHzacYdQMhwXi2/install?revision=1&t=0.sQQSVNz9cgYqCXSpfpO71ovdrT_6wgbFoERwNTEJA2Q&file=README.md"}]}