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Mini project adds changelog and doctor health check commands

The 'mini' project has introduced two new commands: `changelog` and `doctor`. The `changelog` command displays the project's changes, differentiating between released versions and unreleased updates, and can read from any CHANGELOG.md file. The `doctor` command performs a health check on the project setup, identifying issues such as schema mismatches, orphaned phases, stale reports, missing essential files, and outdated versions, providing a checklist with warnings and actionable advice. AI

IMPACT Enhances developer tooling for project management and version tracking.

RANK_REASON The item describes new features for a specific software project, not a frontier model release or significant industry event.

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Mini project adds changelog and doctor health check commands

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Stanislav Kremeň ·

    Building with mini, Part 8/9: Health commands — changelog and doctor

    <p>In Part 7 we had the instrument panel: where am I, one step back, which model. Two commands remain, the ones that watch the project's <em>health</em> — not the phase state, but whether the whole thing holds together. <code>changelog</code> (what changed, and when, for users) a…