git-ci-cd-manager

Automate Git workflows by enforcing conventional commits through Commitlint and Commitizen, then configure GitHub Actions pipelines for testing, building, and deployment. This Skill sets up the entire flow including Husky hooks, lint-staged checks, semantic release tagging, and changelog generation for end-to-end automation.

Yes. This Skill configures GitHub Actions pipelines that handle test execution, builds, staging deployment, and production releases. It implements semantic versioning, git tagging, changelog generation, and npm publishing—automating the complete release cycle for monorepo or multi-repo Node projects.

Enforce conventional commits using Commitlint to validate messages and Commitizen to guide contributors through interactive prompts. Combined with Husky pre-commit hooks, this approach ensures all commits follow semantic types before they reach your repository.

Configure GitHub Actions branch protection rules and PR automation templates that auto-label, auto-assign, and auto-merge qualifying pull requests. This Skill integrates these with your CI/CD pipeline so only passing builds merge to protected branches.

Yes. Use Husky hooks with lint-staged to run ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript checks on staged files before commits are allowed. This catches style and type issues locally, reducing CI failures and keeping code quality consistent.

Semantic release works for both. This Skill supports monorepo and multi-repo Node projects, automatically detecting version bumps, generating changelogs, creating git tags, and publishing packages independently based on conventional commit analysis across your project structure.