custom-git

Plan-first Git commits require generating a full execution plan for branch creation and commit messages before running any commands. This ensures standardized logging and controlled branching by enforcing user approval prior to executing version-control actions.

Standardizing Git commit messages involves enforcing Conventional Commits syntax during the automated commit process. This maintains team log consistency by applying strict formatting rules to the generated commit messages before execution requires user approval.

Creating Git branches synced to master requires generating a branching plan that follows defined naming conventions. The automated workflow enforces synchronization to the latest master and requires explicit user authorization before executing the branch creation commands.

You can review Git commands before execution because the automation enforces a safety guardrail requiring explicit user confirmation. This plan-driven method ensures you authorize the planned git add, commit, and branch operations before any repository modifications occur.

No specific Git environment is required beyond standard version-control tooling, as the automation applies directly to development workflows. It generates execution plans and enforces authorization rules without needing external dependencies or complex component integrations.