auto-git-save

You can automatically commit file changes by configuring a git hook with a file-change threshold. This Skill triggers git add and git commit deterministically once the configured change limit is met, eliminating manual commits.

Zombie task prevention detects and stalls orphaned tasks by syncing pending tasks with the current Git state. This ensures stalled development cycles are flagged and managed through adaptive governance during stop events.

To set up auto-commit hooks, install the .claude/hooks scripts and configure the CLAUDE_COMMIT_THRESHOLD variable. This enables the hook to automatically perform git add and git commit when your file changes reach the specified limit.

Yes, both Python and Git are required to run the automated commit hooks. The .claude/hooks scripts rely on Python to manage commit actions and track task metadata for governance across local and CI environments.

Yes, automated git commits enforce stop-time safeguards and task-enforcement during development cycles. The hook records commit actions and task metadata to maintain traceability and recoverability in case of CI failures.

The best way to maintain a clean git history without manual overhead is using an auto-commit hook triggered by a file-change threshold. This metadata-driven workflow records commit actions to ensure traceability and reduce drift.