git-workflow

Standardize Git workflow practices by implementing branching strategies, commit conventions, and PR processes encoded in your repository. This Skill provides patterns for Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and trunk-based development, along with CI/CD integration templates that enforce consistent practices across team members.

Conventional Commits is a specification for structuring commit messages with type, scope, and description. It improves collaboration by making commit history readable, enabling automated changelog generation, and clarifying intent for code reviews and CI/CD pipelines.

Set up branching strategies by defining branch naming conventions, protection rules, and merge workflows in your repository. This Skill provides scripts and references for implementing Git Flow (feature/release/hotfix branches), GitHub Flow (main + feature branches), or trunk-based development with automated versioning.

Yes. Automate PR reviews and releases by integrating branch protection, pre-commit hooks, and CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. This Skill includes patterns for automated testing, semantic versioning, and release processes triggered by commit conventions.

Pre-commit and commit-msg hooks are Git hooks that run scripts before commits are saved, enforcing code quality and message format requirements. They prevent non-compliant commits from entering your repository and ensure all commits follow Conventional Commits format and branch naming conventions.

Yes. This Skill includes patterns for both GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, covering PR workflows, automated tests, branch protection, and release management across these CI/CD platforms.