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tagsmith

v0.1.1

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Opinionated Git tag and SemVer release-tag manager.

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Tagsmith

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Opinionated Git tag and SemVer release-tag manager for single-target repositories and monorepos.

It resolves SemVer versions, creates annotated Git tags, optionally pushes them, and validates existing tags for CI. It does not run deployments, mutate release branches, fetch automatically, or read your project package.json to decide release versions.

Full documentation: https://tagsmith.sadiksaifi.dev/

Run the CLI

npx tagsmith@latest

Use your project's package runner if it standardizes on one: pnpx, pnpm dlx, bunx, and yarn dlx work too. Tagsmith requires Node.js 22+.

Get started

The fastest path is to let an AI coding agent do it. From inside your repository, give your agent:

Follow the LLM-only instructions at https://tagsmith.sadiksaifi.dev/docs/setup-with-ai.md to set up Tagsmith in this repository.

Or set it up by hand in five commands — see Get started in the docs.

LLM-readable documentation

Tagsmith publishes generated LLM-readable documentation:

License

MIT © 2026 Sadik Saifi