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After a version tag, syncs CHANGELOG and release notes to NotebookLM and the knowledge base, optionally a podcast. Use after tagging a release.

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$ npx -y skills add yonatangross/orchestkit --skill release-sync --agent claude-code

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release-sync.SKILL.md
name: release-sync
compatibility: "Claude Code 2.1.277+"
description: "After a version tag, syncs CHANGELOG and release notes to NotebookLM and the knowledge base, optionally a podcast. Use after tagging a release."
user-invocable: true
argument-hint: "[version]"
context: inherit
triggers:
  keywords: [release-sync, sync release, update notebooklm, sync kb, push release content]
  examples:
    - "sync the latest release to notebooklm"
    - "update the knowledge base with v7.27.0 changes"
    - "push release notes to notebooklm and hq"
  anti-triggers:
    - "create a release"
    - "tag a version"
    - "bump version"
metadata:
  version: "1.0.0"
  author: "OrchestKit"
  complexity: "low"
  tags: "release, notebooklm, knowledge-base, content-sync, automation"

Release Content Sync

Sync the latest OrchestKit release to external knowledge systems.

> **CC ≥ 2.1.118 (M122):** Sync triggers on the new `claude plugin tag` annotated tag (in addition to plain `git tag`). The tag's annotation embeds the plugin manifest version, which release-sync uses as the canonical source-of-truth for the version being synced. See `src/skills/chain-patterns/references/plugin-tag.md`.

What This Does

1. Reads the latest CHANGELOG entry, CLAUDE.md, and hook README 2. Updates the OrchestKit NotebookLM KB notebook with fresh sources 3. Ingests the release digest into HQ Knowledge Base (if available) 4. Optionally generates a new podcast from the updated notebook

Prerequisites

  • MCP servers: `notebooklm-mcp` and/or `hq-content`
  • NotebookLM notebook ID stored in `.claude/release-sync-config.json`

Step 1: Detect Version and Read Sources

# Read current version from CLAUDE.md
version = Grep(pattern="Current.*\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+", path="CLAUDE.md")

# Read CHANGELOG — extract latest release section
changelog = Read("CHANGELOG.md", limit=80)

# Read hook architecture summary
hook_readme = Read("src/hooks/README.md", limit=100)

# Read CLAUDE.md for project overview
claude_md = Read("CLAUDE.md")

Step 2: Load Config

config = Read(".claude/release-sync-config.json")
# Expected format:
# {
#   "notebooklm_notebook_id": "0a05e680-e33b-4d8c-94b2-5df26a1af329",
#   "hq_kb_project": "orchestkit"
# }

If config doesn't exist, prompt user:

AskUserQuestion(questions=[{
  "question": "NotebookLM notebook ID for OrchestKit KB?",
  "header": "Configuration",
  "options": [
    {"label": "Use default", "description": "OrchestKit v7 — Complete KB (0a05e680...)"},
    {"label": "I'll provide", "description": "Enter a custom notebook ID"}
  ]
}])

Step 2b: Choose Sync Targets

Ask for the four target values: `notebooklm`, `hq_kb`, `slack`, `notes`.

# Skip the form when targets are explicit:
#   release-sync --targets=notebooklm,slack  → skip, use those
#
# Otherwise ask. This used to prefer an ork-elicit MCP form and fall back to
# AskUserQuestion; the server was retired (EPIC C mechanism 11) because
# AskUserQuestion is the CC-native surface for this and a permanent MCP tool
# slot to restate it was the parallel mechanism. One path now.
#
# ALL targets default to False — OrchestKit is open-source and these targets
# (notebook IDs, HQ KB, Slack) are user-private infrastructure the plugin
# cannot assume is configured. The user explicitly opts in.
targets = {
  "notebooklm": ask_yn("Push to NotebookLM?", default=False),
  "hq_kb":      ask_yn("Push to HQ KB?",       default=False),
  "slack":      ask_yn("Announce in Slack?",   default=False),
  "notes":      ""
}

Three AskUserQuestion round-trips. The rest of this skill reads `targets["notebooklm"]`, `targets["hq_kb"]`, `targets["slack"]`, `targets["notes"]` regardless of source.

**Privacy note:** all targets are opt-in (default false). NotebookLM notebook IDs and HQ knowledge bases are user-private — the open-source plugin must not assume they exist or push to them implicitly.

Step 3: Update NotebookLM Sources

# Probe MCP availability
ToolSearch(query="select:mcp__notebooklm-mcp__source_add")

# Add release digest as new source
mcp__notebooklm-mcp__source_add(
  notebook_id=config.notebooklm_notebook_id,
  source_type="text",
  title=f"Release {version} — {date}",
  text=release_digest,
  wait=True
)

Step 4: Ingest to HQ Knowledge Base (Optional)

# Probe HQ content MCP
ToolSearch(query="select:mcp__hq-content__knowledge_ingest")

# If available, ingest
mcp__hq-content__knowledge_ingest(
  title=f"OrchestKit {version} Release Notes",
  content=release_digest,
  project="orchestkit",
  content_type="release-notes"
)

Step 5: Generate Podcast (Optional)

AskUserQuestion(questions=[{
  "question": "Generate a podcast from the updated notebook?",
  "header": "Podcast",
  "options": [
    {"label": "Yes — deep dive", "description": "~10 min podcast covering all changes"},
    {"label": "Yes — brief", "description": "~3 min summary"},
    {"label": "No", "description": "Skip podcast generation"}
  ]
}])

if podcast_requested:
  mcp__notebooklm-mcp__studio_create(
    notebook_id=config.notebooklm_notebook_id,
    artifact_type="audio",
    audio_format=selected_format,
    confirm=True
  )

Output

Report what was synced:

Release Sync Complete — v{version}
  NotebookLM: source added to {notebook_title}
  HQ KB: ingested as release-notes/{version}
  Podcast: generating (poll with studio_status)
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