agent-versioner

To consolidate parallel agent changes into a single Git commit, this Skill detects cross-agent conflicts, applies selective staging, and merges outputs using Conventional Commits with Co-Authored-By tags for an auditable history.

Resolving conflicts from multiple AI coding agents is handled by reviewing modified files, detecting cross-agent conflicts, and consolidating the safe merges into one commit without touching existing feature code or documentation.

Automated versioning creates a new local branch and pushes the consolidated commit to a new remote branch, ensuring parallel agent outputs are safely isolated and auditable before any mainline merge.

Yes, the consolidation workflow enforces typecheck, lint, and unit tests before committing, ensuring that parallel agent outputs meet project quality standards and pass selective staging safely.

Yes, you can enforce Conventional Commits with Co-Authored-By for parallel agent outputs, which guarantees a clean, auditable Git history while consolidating multiple file modifications into a single commit.

You should not use automated commit consolidation when your workflow requires writing new feature code or generating documentation, as this process strictly isolates and versions existing parallel agent edits without adding content.