This release consolidates several plugins into unified packages. The dev plugin now includes documentation, technical writing, git workflows, plan review, and auto-formatting. The tenzir plugin combines TQL and OCSF functionality.
A new emoji reaction-based changelog workflow lets you approve, reject, or modify changelog suggestions directly in PR comments using GitHub reactions.
💥 Breaking Changes
Section titled “💥 Breaking Changes”Git, plan, and formatter plugins merged into dev plugin
Section titled “Git, plan, and formatter plugins merged into dev plugin”Jan 22, 2026 · @mavam, @claude
The git, plan, and formatter plugins have been consolidated into the dev plugin, creating a comprehensive developer utilities platform. This consolidation removes three separate plugins and unifies their capabilities within the dev plugin.
Git workflows are now part of dev:
@dev:committeragent commits changes with automatic cohesion analysis to split orthogonal changes@dev:pr-makeragent creates pull requests on GitHubdev:addressing-pr-commentsskill addresses PR review commentsdev:writing-commit-messagesskill guides cohesive commit messages
Plan review capabilities moved to dev:
- Plan review hooks (
review-plan.sh,notify-plan-review.sh,notify-review-start.sh) now run as part of dev workflows - Automated plan evaluation integrates with code review tools
- Review prompts and notifications are now scoped to the dev plugin
Auto-formatting workflows integrated:
format-hook.shand formatting logic now part of dev plugin- Automatic formatting after Write and Edit operations
- Unified hook configuration for all dev-based operations
The consolidation maintains all existing functionality while providing a more cohesive experience for development workflows. Standalone projects and module-based projects continue to be supported.
Unified dev plugin replaces docs and prose
Section titled “Unified dev plugin replaces docs and prose”Jan 22, 2026 · @mavam, @claude
The docs and prose plugins have been consolidated into a new dev plugin. Users must update their plugin configuration to replace docs@tenzir and prose@tenzir with dev@tenzir.
The new dev plugin combines documentation workflows with technical writing guidance into a single plugin for developer utilities. The skills are now dev:docs-authoring and dev:technical-writing, and the documentation agent is @dev:docs-updater.
Migration guide:
Update your .claude/settings.json to replace the old plugins with the new one:
"plugins": [ "docs@tenzir", "prose@tenzir", "dev@tenzir"]Removed commands:
The /docs:write, /docs:review, and /docs:pr commands have been removed. Use @dev:docs-updater instead for autonomous documentation workflows.
Skill mapping:
| Old | New |
|---|---|
docs:authoring | dev:docs-authoring |
prose:technical-writing | dev:technical-writing |
Agent mapping:
| Old | New |
|---|---|
@docs:writer | @dev:docs-updater |
Unified tenzir plugin replaces tql and ocsf
Section titled “Unified tenzir plugin replaces tql and ocsf”Jan 22, 2026 · @mavam, @claude
The tql and ocsf plugins have been consolidated into a new unified tenzir plugin. Users must update their plugin configuration to replace tql@tenzir and ocsf@tenzir with tenzir@tenzir.
The new tenzir plugin combines all TQL and OCSF functionality into a single, cohesive experience with two workflow skills (/tenzir:make-parser and /tenzir:make-ocsf-mapping) and an OCSF subagent (tenzir:ocsf) for schema questions. This simplifies plugin management by reducing the number of plugins needed for Tenzir development workflows.
Migration guide:
Update your .claude/settings.json to replace the old plugins with the new one:
"plugins": [ "tql@tenzir", "ocsf@tenzir", "tenzir@tenzir"]The docs:reader agent has been removed as it’s superseded by general documentation lookup patterns.
🚀 Features
Section titled “🚀 Features”Emoji reaction-based changelog workflow
Section titled “Emoji reaction-based changelog workflow”Jan 15, 2026 · @mavam, @claude · #8
Changelog entries are now generated as suggestions in PR comments rather than automatically committed. You can approve, reject, or modify suggestions using GitHub emoji reactions.
React with 👍 to accept and commit the entry, 👎 to reject when no changelog is needed, or 😕 to regenerate with different content. Additional reactions let you adjust the style: 🚀 makes entries more technical, 👀 makes them simpler, and 😄 adds more wit.
The workflow polls reactions every minute and automatically applies your choice. This gives you control over changelog content before it’s committed to your PR.
🐞 Bug Fixes
Section titled “🐞 Bug Fixes”Updated documentation URLs after ship plugin rename
Section titled “Updated documentation URLs after ship plugin rename”Jan 15, 2026 · @mavam, @claude
The documentation URLs in the ship and tql plugins now correctly reference ship-framework.md instead of the obsolete changelog-framework.md. This completes the transition from the old changelog plugin name to the new ship plugin name, ensuring all documentation links remain functional.