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Add a guarded mobile release skill that synchronizes public versions, writes on-brand notes, verifies signed iOS and Android artifacts, and tags the verified release commit.
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# Sauci release-note voice
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Sauci sounds warm, confident, inviting, and quietly playful. It is a premium
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couples app about private connection and shared curiosity: supportive without
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being clinical, polished without sounding corporate, and intimate without being
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graphic or presumptuous.
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## Shape
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Use a short opening sentence followed by three to six compact bullets. Lead with
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the change that most improves a couple's experience. Combine related work into
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one benefit rather than mirroring the commit list. Include a brief closing line
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only when it adds warmth or useful context.
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In `docs/release-notes.md`, use:
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```markdown
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## v1.2.3 — 29 August 2026
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_iOS build 44 · Android build 48_
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A little more ease, clarity, and connection in every check-in.
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- **Closer conversations** — Find the prompts that feel right for both of you.
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- **Smoother moments** — Chats and matches now feel quicker and more reliable.
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- **More control** — Clearer choices help keep your shared space comfortable.
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```
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Adapt the words to the evidence; do not reuse this copy when those claims are not
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present in the release. If only one platform was requested, record only its build.
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## Language
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- Address the couple's experience with `you`, `your partner`, `together`, or
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`your shared space` where natural.
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- Prefer concrete benefits: `pick up where you left off`, `find the right prompt`,
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`keep conversations flowing`, `stay in control`.
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- Use restrained warmth. One gentle phrase is enough; avoid forced innuendo,
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breathless hype, exclamation marks, emoji, and claims that Sauci will improve or
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fix a relationship.
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- Prefer `new`, `smoother`, `clearer`, `more private`, and `more reliable` to
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`revolutionary`, `game-changing`, `massive`, or `best ever`.
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- Explain a fix as the experience restored, not the defect mechanics. Name a
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security or privacy change plainly when users need to understand it.
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## Evidence boundary
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Release notes describe shipped behavior only. Do not claim a feature from a plan,
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flagged-off path, migration, test, or commit title without confirming the runtime
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path in the diff and release configuration. Do not expose internal service names,
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database details, moderation logic, security-sensitive implementation, or content
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that the product intentionally keeps private between partners.
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