git-flow-branch-creator

Automate Git Flow branch creation by analyzing repository state with git status and git diff to determine the appropriate branch type. The skill generates a semantic branch name following Git Flow conventions, creates the branch, and switches to it automatically.

Semantic branch naming for features and hotfixes is ensured by analyzing repository changes and generating descriptive names based on Git Flow conventions. This automated approach maintains consistent naming across feature, bug fix, hotfix, release, and support branches.

Yes, you need git installed to use automated Git Flow branch management. The skill requires git for repository interaction, specifically utilizing git status and git diff commands to analyze the current state and determine the appropriate branch type.

Automated branch type detection for Git Flow works by running git status and git diff to analyze uncommitted changes and repository state. Based on this analysis, the skill determines whether to create a feature, bug fix, hotfix, release, or support branch.

Yes, you can create a specific Git Flow branch type manually by specifying the branch type and name. Use the command format to start a new feature branch, and the skill will create it following Git Flow conventions without relying solely on automatic detection.

Automated Git Flow branch creation relies on analyzing repository state through git status and git diff, meaning it depends on existing uncommitted changes to determine branch type. If the working directory is clean, the skill may lack context to suggest the appropriate branch type.