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changelog-formatting
Format changelog content according to Replit's changelog template structure. Use when converting raw changelog content into properly structured documentation with correct frontmatter, sections, and media formatting.
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This skill helps you format changelog content according to Replit's template structure.
Convert raw changelog content into properly structured documentation following:
Use the add_changelog_frontmatter tool - don't write frontmatter manually:
# The tool will create:
---
title: October 30, 2025
description: 2 min read
---
import { AuthorCard } from '/snippets/author-card.mdx';
<AuthorCard/>
Immediately after <AuthorCard/>, add a "## What's new" section with anchor-linked bullet points for ALL updates (both Platform and Teams/Enterprise):
## What's new
* [Feature One](#feature-one)
* [Feature Two](#feature-two)
* [Enterprise Feature](#enterprise-feature)
Anchor format: Convert feature name to lowercase, replace spaces with hyphens.
After the TOC, organize content into two main sections:
Each section should have ### subsections for each feature:
## Platform
### Feature One
Description of the feature.
### Feature Two
Description of the feature.
## Teams and Enterprise
### Enterprise Feature
Description of the feature.
Process for each media reference:
Verify the file exists first:
./docs/updates/media/YYYY-MM-DD/filename exists on the filesystemConvert local paths to public CDN paths:
./media/YYYY-MM-DD/filename → /images/changelog/YYYY-MM-DD/filename
Wrap in <Frame> tags with proper syntax:
For Images (.png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .webp):
<Frame>
<img src="/images/changelog/2025-01-15/feature.png" alt="Descriptive alt text" />
</Frame>
For Videos (.mp4, .mov, .webm):
<Frame>
<video src="/images/changelog/2025-01-15/demo.mp4" controls />
</Frame>
Preserve descriptive alt text from the original markdown
Common Path Mistakes:
./media/2025-01-15/file.png (local path - wrong in final output)./docs/updates/media/2025-01-15/file.png (full local path - wrong)/media/2025-01-15/file.png (missing "images/changelog" - wrong)/images/changelog/2025-01-15/file.png (correct CDN path)CRITICAL: Remove all Slack announcement links from the final output. These are for internal tracking only and should not appear in the published changelog.
Remove lines like:
[Slack announcement](https://replit.slack.com/archives/...)
<!-- slack_timestamps: 123,456,789 -->
# Changelog: January 15, 2025
## Updates for this week
We shipped a new dashboard!

Also fixed some bugs in the editor.
[Slack announcement](https://replit.slack.com/archives/C123/p456)
### SAML improvements
SSO setup is now easier with better error messages.
[Slack announcement](https://replit.slack.com/archives/C123/p789)
<!-- slack_timestamps: 123,456,789 -->
---
title: January 15, 2025
description: 2 min read
---
import { AuthorCard } from '/snippets/author-card.mdx';
<AuthorCard/>
## What's new
* [New dashboard](#new-dashboard)
* [Editor bug fixes](#editor-bug-fixes)
* [SAML improvements](#saml-improvements)
## Platform
### New dashboard
<Frame>
<img src="/images/changelog/2025-01-15/dashboard.png" alt="New dashboard interface" />
</Frame>
We shipped a new dashboard with improved metrics visibility.
### Editor bug fixes
Fixed several bugs in the editor for a smoother experience.
## Teams and Enterprise
### SAML improvements
SSO setup is now easier with better error messages.
Input with reference to non-existent file:
### Feature X

Description of feature X.
Output (missing file removed):
### Feature X
Description of feature X.
Before completing the formatting task, verify:
add_changelog_frontmatter tool (not manually written)# Changelog:...)### headings under their respective sections---) between sections* for bullets (not - or +)* [Feature Name](#feature-name)<Frame> tags<Frame><img src="..." alt="..." /></Frame><Frame><video src="..." controls /></Frame>/images/changelog/YYYY-MM-DD/filename)Structured design dialogue that validates ideas before implementation begins.
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