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How to run release checks before a version tag with Procoder

Use Procoder release to catch version drift, a missing changelog entry, and a red test suite before tagging.

Who it is forA maintainer preparing a release of a repository that an agent has been editing.

The problemA tag gets cut with mismatched version numbers, no changelog entry, a dirty tree, or a failing suite.

The outcomeAll release failures arrive in one list, and on success the git tag command is printed for you to run.

What you need first

  • A git repository you want the agent to work in
  • Claude Code for the plugin install commands shown, or another agent that reads AGENTS.md through the adapters the README links
  • Permission to install the procoder plugin and run /procoder:init in that repository

Steps

  1. Run procoder test and confirm the suite shows PASS, not NOT run
  2. Run procoder check and resolve every blocking finding
  3. Run procoder release and read the full failure list
  4. Fix each listed failure, such as version files or the changelog entry
  5. Run the git tag command that procoder release prints, yourself

Prompt for your agent

In the procoder-enabled repository at <repo-path>, run `procoder release` and fix every listed failure without tagging. Report the final list. Verify that the tag command is printed only when all checks pass and that you run it yourself.

Caveat. Procoder tags nothing itself, and the suite check reports NOT run as a failure, so an unrunnable test suite blocks the release rather than passing it.

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