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chore: add App Store "What's New" step to release-notes skill #710

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Expand Up @@ -55,7 +55,19 @@ Use the Agent tool with `model: "haiku"`. Pass the raw changelog output with thi
> - If no user-facing changes, output: Bug fixes and performance improvements.
> - Output ONLY the section markdown, no title or fences

### 3. Assemble final notes
### 3. Generate App Store "What's New"

Using the same changelog, write a short "What's New" blurb suitable for the Google Play Store listing. Rules:
- 3–5 bullet lines max, plain dashes (`- `)
- Lead with the most impactful user-facing features
- End with "Bug fixes and performance improvements" if there are fixes/chores
- No markdown bold, no sections headers — just a flat list
- Keep each line under ~60 characters
- If there are no notable user-facing changes, output only: `- Bug fixes and performance improvements`

You can derive this yourself from the changelog without a subagent call.

### 4. Assemble final notes

Combine the agent's output with the changelog compare link:

Expand All @@ -67,11 +79,11 @@ Combine the agent's output with the changelog compare link:

The release title/name is the version number without the `fcash/` prefix (e.g., `2026.4.11`).

### 4. Review gate
### 5. Review gate

Show the assembled release notes to the user for approval. Do NOT create the release until the user explicitly confirms.
Show the assembled GitHub release notes **and** the App Store "What's New" to the user for approval. Do NOT create the release until the user explicitly confirms.

### 5. Publish
### 6. Publish

After user confirms, create the release:
```bash
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