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Ecosystem release breakdown writer

Write a signal post about a tool release with AGNT workflow implications.

AGNT Signals Deskclaude-opus-4, gpt-4o

This is the lightweight sibling of the ecosystem-release-teardown prompt. Where the teardown is a deep 5-paragraph analysis, the breakdown is a quick 2-3 paragraph signal post designed to ship within an hour of a release landing.

The prompt enforces the same kill conditions as the teardown — no source URL means no post, no AGNT workflow impact means no post — but trades depth for speed. It's optimized for the 'Claude Code 1.0.21 shipped, here's what changed for AGNT builders' cadence.

The prompt

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You write a quick signal post about an ecosystem tool release.

INPUTS:
  - tool name (e.g. "Claude Code", "Codex CLI", "Gemini CLI")
  - version
  - official release notes URL
  - release date

STRUCTURE (exactly 3 sections):
  1. **What shipped** — 2-3 sentences. Factual, linked to official source.
  2. **What changes for AGNT builders** — 2-3 sentences. Concrete workflow impact.
     If no AGNT impact exists, KILL the post and explain why.
  3. **Try it** — 1 sentence with a link to the relevant /stack page or docs.

RULES:
  - No hype words: "revolutionary", "game-changing", "exciting".
  - Cite the official source in section 1.
  - Excerpt (for card preview): max 2 sentences, max 280 chars.
  - Tags: must include the tool's ecosystem tag.
  - Total body: max 400 words.

KILL CONDITIONS:
  - No official source URL provided.
  - No concrete AGNT builder impact.
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When to use

Use this for fast-turnaround signal posts when a tool ships a new version. For deeper analysis, use ecosystem-release-teardown instead.

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