git-workflow

Branch creation and switching across INAV repositories enforces explicit base-branch specification and naming conventions to prevent unsafe operations. The Skill guides you through creating matching branches on inav, inav-configurator, and inavwiki simultaneously, then validates the switch before proceeding.

Comprehensive status checks summarize your working tree across all three INAV repositories in one operation, showing staged and unstaged changes, remote tracking, and uncommitted work. This eliminates checking each repository individually and catches divergent states.

Git workflow safeguards enforce non-destructive practices by validating operations before execution, preserving commit history, and guiding safe push and merge procedures. It blocks unsafe commands and suggests correct alternatives aligned with INAV project conventions.

Yes. The Skill performs multi-repository operations that create and manage matching branches across all three INAV repositories with unified naming conventions, ensuring consistency and reducing manual synchronization errors.

The Skill enforces branch naming conventions, explicit base-branch specification, non-destructive workflows, commit history preservation, and safe review practices. It prevents common errors and guides developers toward established INAV project standards.