git-workflow

To enforce conventional commits in a Git workflow, the Skill validates commit messages against standard formats, detects the default branch, and applies pre-commit checks before allowing pushes to reduce errors and merge conflicts.

The best way to standardize branch naming for pull requests is to apply automated workflow rules that enforce consistent branch naming conventions, detect the default branch, and guide agents to open PRs against it for cross-agent code review.

Yes, automated sub-agents can perform code review on pull requests. The Skill facilitates a PR-based merge flow where sub-agents review code across agents to accelerate collaboration and reduce merge conflicts.

To set up a PR-based merge flow, create a feature branch, commit with a conventional message, and open a pull request against the detected default branch to trigger automated sub-agent code review and merge validation.

Yes, default branch detection works with standard Git push rules. The Skill satisfies mandatory default branch detection, commit format validation, and pre-commit checks to standardize how teams commit, branch, and review code.