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5 · Ship

Merge the approved queue in a safe order, release, and tell the story — notes for users, knowledge base for the record.

  • cpo-pr — the PR contract: linked both ways to its card, carrying the evidence.
  • cpo-ship — merges what you approved, one card at a time, then runs post-merge operations.
  • cpo-announce — release notes written for users, framed by value.
  • cpo-wiki — evergreen knowledge base pages that ride the card’s own PR.

Your approval merges. Only your word sets the last gate; then the queue ships without you watching.

A mini release is the day’s fixes: ship-time tag, terse changelog line, no ceremony. A named release is the one you had in mind — it gets the full tail: real release notes, a knowledge-base sweep, a versioned tag.

The release · the PR · release notes · knowledge base pages. Then the loop closes: what shipped becomes what Discover learns from.

Ops runs the machinery; Product tells the story; you hold the key.