git-workflow-enforcer

Automating git commits after every phase requires enforcing a disciplined workflow that detects task completions and uncommitted changes. This Skill blocks unsafe progress and auto-generates Conventional Commits messages to create granular rollback points.

A conventional commits workflow formats commit messages according to standardized prefixes. This Skill auto-generates these formatted messages automatically after detecting phase and task completions, ensuring a clean and auditable git history without manual message formatting.

To rollback changes after a failed automated commit, use the rollback commands provided in the status feedback. The Skill outputs these specific commands alongside concise status updates after performing safety checks and committing changes to enable granular recovery.

Git commit enforcement does not work with branches that have merge conflicts or lack upstream tracking. The Skill runs safety checks to validate branch safety, detect conflicts, and verify upstream tracking, blocking unsafe progress before committing.

Yes, you need Bash and Git installed to enforce a Spec-Plan-Implement commit lifecycle. This Skill requires both tools to operate within the lifecycle, detect uncommitted changes, execute safety checks, and auto-generate Conventional Commits.