What problem does it solve? Inconsistent code style, messy commit histories, and risky push habits (like staging everything with git add .) slow down development and create avoidable conflicts. This Skill gives the AI a fixed set of personal coding conventions, a pre-commit checklist, and a disciplined commit-and-push procedure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Code Style Enforcement: Applies camelCase for variables/functions, PascalCase for components/classes, kebab-case file names, single-responsibility components under 200 lines, and named constants instead of magic values. - Pre-Commit Checklist: Verifies the code compiles, removes unused imports and debug output, and suggests a manual test step before committing. - Structured Commit & Push Workflow: Proposes short hyphenated commit messages (max 30 characters), stages only relevant files, asks for confirmation, and recommends git pull --rebase before pushing. - Use Case: While building a mobile app feature, ask the AI to commit your changes — it will stage only the touched files, propose a message like add-biometric-login, wait for your approval, then rebase and push safely. ## Quick Start Review my current changes, propose a commit message following my workflow rules, and push after my confirmation.
