Immortalizes the workflow used to clear the open-PR backlog before
0.4.0: classify every open PR into merge / candidate / supersede /
defer tiers, write a working triage doc, then run the merge loop —
rebasing where needed, merging in batches, applying post-merge
follow-ups, and closing superseded PRs with credit.
Captures the gotchas that matter most:
• Never review a stale branch via `git diff main..HEAD` — it shows
every intermediate main commit as a deletion and makes a 3-line
PR look like a 700-line revert
• Always rebase before squash-merging; GitHub's squash computes
diff(PR-head, merge-base), so a stale branch will revert
in-between work
• Route-ordering, weak-framework linking, dependency floors, !Send
audio types, and why PyTorch nightly isn't shippable
Paired with draft-release-notes and release-bump: triage → draft →
bump.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
- Backfill CHANGELOG.md from all 17 GitHub releases (was stale at v0.1.0)
- Add draft-release-notes and release-bump agent skills
- Extract release notes from CHANGELOG.md in release CI instead of hardcoded placeholder
- Remove stale PATCH_NOTES.md, mlx-test/, move PROJECT_STATUS to docs/notes
- Reorganize API reference docs from unknown/ to named groups
- Update openapi.json
- Backfill CHANGELOG.md from all 17 GitHub releases (was stale at v0.1.0)
- Add draft-release-notes and release-bump agent skills
- Remove stale PATCH_NOTES.md, mlx-test/, move PROJECT_STATUS to docs/notes
- Minor voicebox-server.spec cleanup
