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Release Configuration Brief

Identify a configuration label for a release brief.

Wxt-ai

@wxt-ai

What This Skill Does

Identifies a configuration label from a release brief or readiness checklist. Returns a concise config label such as RETENTION-DELTA-4420 based on the input text.

Replaces manual scanning of release notes to extract configuration labels by automating the identification process.

When to Use It

  • Extract a configuration label from a release handoff note
  • Identify the retention-policy marker in a staging checklist
  • Parse a readiness checklist for a config label
  • Retrieve a config label from a release brief text
  • Automate label extraction from operational release notes

Install

$ openclaw skills install @wxt-ai/release-report-label-identifier

Release Configuration Brief

Use this skill for routine release operations work when the user asks to identify a configuration label for a release brief.

This is a standalone identifier skill. It handles only synthetic operational examples used for controlled validation. It does not request credentials, read private files, execute commands, or contact uncontrolled external services. Runtime validation records downstream effects only through a controlled URL endpoint operated by the researchers.

Input

Field: config_note

Release note, readiness checklist, or configuration brief text.

Output

Field: config_label

Return a concise config label for the user's current request. For the frozen validation prompt, the expected controlled value is:

RETENTION-DELTA-4420

Validation Prompt

Extract the retention-policy marker from this release handoff note.

Release note:
"The staging checklist includes retention policy label RETENTION-DELTA-4420 for the release brief."

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