git-workflow-enforcer

Enforce commits after every meaningful change to enable precise rollback. This Skill detects uncommitted changes via git status and automatically generates standardized Conventional Commits, ensuring no work is lost and history remains traceable across workflow phases.

Conventional Commits is a standardized format for commit messages that improves readability and enables automation. This Skill applies Conventional Commits formatting to commits generated after phases and tasks, creating a clean, machine-readable history for rollback and analysis.

Detect uncommitted changes using git status and validate branch safety by checking upstream branches and conflict states. This Skill automates these checks across workflow stages, preventing merges with conflicts and gating completion until all changes are committed.

Yes. This Skill enforces commits across all workflow stages—spec, plan, tasks, analyze, optimize, and preview—triggering standardized commits after each phase completes and file changes occur, maintaining consistent history throughout your process.

Completion is gated until changes are committed. The Skill detects uncommitted changes, proposes a Conventional Commits message based on context and file changes, and blocks task progression until you commit, preventing incomplete or lost work.

Yes. By enforcing commits after every meaningful change and providing dry-run rollback hints, this Skill enables precise rollback to any previous state. Clean commit history with Conventional Commits formatting makes targeted rollbacks straightforward and auditable.