git-workflow

This Skill scans staged changes for sensitive data before committing, blocking commits that contain secrets. It detects credentials, API keys, and other sensitive information in your working tree and prevents them from reaching the repository.

The Skill automatically organizes staged changes into separate commits grouped by file type and scope, enforcing logical separation. This produces cleaner, more reviewable commit history without manual intervention.

The Skill validates commit messages against predefined types and length constraints, ensuring every commit follows a standardized format. Messages must match allowed types and stay within specified length limits before the commit is allowed.

Yes. The Skill applies security scanning and commit hygiene rules across local development, CI pipelines, and pull request workflows, enforcing the same standards in each environment with minimal token overhead.

The Skill enforces a 2-4 tool-call limit while performing staged analysis, secret detection, commit splitting, and message validation. This constraint ensures efficient processing without excessive API calls or token consumption.

The Skill provides pre-PR checks that validate commit messages, verify no secrets are staged, and confirm commits follow scope and type rules. Run these checks before pushing to catch issues early and streamline code review.