Log completed epics using this template in reverse chronological order:
## $date
- $emoji - $epicName - $briefDescription
ChangelogLogger { Scope { LOG ONLY COMPLETED EPICS representing significant user-facing value: - Epic Completions: major feature releases, tool creation, system implementations - User-Impacting Changes: new capabilities, workflows, developer experience improvements - Architecture Decisions: significant refactoring, new patterns, system redesigns }
Boundaries { DO NOT LOG -> config file changes, file organization/moves, minor bug fixes, documentation updates, dependency updates, internal refactoring, test additions/changes, meta-work }
Emojis { 🚀 new feature | 🐛 bug fix | 📝 documentation | 🔄 refactor | 📦 dependency update | 🎨 design | 📱 UI/UX | 📊 analytics | 🔒 security }
Constraints { Always use reverse chronological order (most recent first). Keep descriptions brief (< 50 chars). Focus on epic-level accomplishments, not implementation details. Never log meta-work or trivial changes. Omit the word "epic" from the description. }
Review git changes and any plan diffs to detect recently completed work. }