git-workflow

Automating conventional commit messages in your git workflow involves applying deterministic rules to staged changes to generate standardized subjects and bodies. This ensures consistent commits across codebases by enforcing subject and body guidelines automatically.

Creating git branches and opening pull requests with gh is best handled by automating branch creation and PR opening through guided workflows. This streamlines contributions by using safe defaults to speed up the process without manual command execution.

This git workflow skill requires no specific dependencies or environments to function. It operates without external dependencies, applying deterministic prompts for staging, commits, branching, and PR creation with gh across codebases managed with CentrAI-Chat conventions.

To selectively stage changes and keep your git commits focused, you describe the target files and the desired action to the AI. This guided workflow automates the staging process, ensuring only the specified changes are included in the commit.

You should use an automated git workflow for pull requests and commits when you need to perform repetitive git operations with strict conventions. It is ideal when you want to stage changes, write conventional commit messages, create branches, or open PRs consistently.