git-workflow

To enforce consistent Git commit messages for AI-generated apps, this Skill applies scoped commit message standards, requiring small commits with clear "why" reasons to keep project history understandable and navigable. It eliminates inconsistent Git commit practices automatically.

To prevent accidental secret exposure in Git commits, this Skill implements safety guardrails that automatically block commits of sensitive files like .env, credentials, and tokens, ensuring sensitive data is never accidentally pushed to your repository.

The best way to roll back a Git commit on a shared branch is using standardized revert procedures, which this Skill provides with context-appropriate steps for shared-branch reverts and local iteration resets to ensure reliable rollback procedures.

Yes, you can block dirty tree deployments when debug traceability is enabled. By activating the git-debug-commits flag, this Skill adds mandatory pre-deployment checks and deploy trace markers to ensure reliable debugging and deployment tracking.

To track debug fixes with traceable commit SHAs before deployment, enable the git-debug-commits flag to enforce per-fix commit requirements and record each verified fix individually with a traceable SHA, making rollbacks instant if unexpected issues occur.

Yes, this Git workflow Skill works with FuseBase Flow generated apps. It applies to day-to-day development workflows for FuseBase Flow generated apps, covering routine feature commits, debug fix tracking, and pre-deployment validation.