Detect the active Git repository convention and default branch as JSON.
npx skills add https://github.com/shellicar/skills --skill detect-convention
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: detect-convention Source: https://github.com/shellicar/skills/tree/main/skills/detect-convention Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shellicar/skills --skill detect-convention
Detects which organizational convention and default branch apply to the current Git repository by examining the git remote URL and the working directory path, enabling consistent branch, commit, and PR rules to be applied.
Run the detect-convention script in the repository to receive the convention name, default branch, and protected branches as JSON.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To detect git repository conventions, run a script that examines the remote URL and working directory path to match organizational patterns. It returns the convention name, default branch, and protected branches as JSON for downstream automation.
Yes, you can resolve the default branch and protected branches from a local git repository. The tool queries origin/HEAD to determine the default branch and outputs a JSON listing of protected branches to guide your commit and PR workflows.
You map a git remote URL to organizational rules by running a detection script that matches the remote and directory paths against known patterns. It outputs a convention identifier like shellicar-oss or flightrac to apply consistent standards.
Yes, convention detection requires git, sed, and grep installed in your environment. These dependencies are used to examine the local repository's remote URL and working directory path to successfully map and output the applicable conventions.
The best way to load convention-specific rules is to run a detection script at the start of your work. It identifies the active convention from the repository's remote URL and path, returning JSON data to enforce standard commits and pull requests.
If the git remote URL does not match known organizational conventions, the detection script will not return a recognized convention identifier. You must ensure your repository's remote URL and directory path align with expected patterns for successful mapping.
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