grimoire-branch-guard

To prevent starting a new git feature on a dirty branch, use a branch guard to snapshot the current state, classify the tree, and block drafting until a clean branch is created. This avoids piggy-backing on in-progress work.

You can automatically suggest a properly named git branch by using a workflow guardrail that detects your current branch state and proposes a feature-based branch name. It then confirms with you before creating the new branch.

The best way to enforce git branch naming conventions is to apply a guardrail that proposes a standardized feature branch name and blocks new feature drafting until the clean, appropriately named branch is created.

Yes, you need a clean working directory at the project root in an initialized git repository. The branch guard checks for a dirty tree or misaligned branch and blocks creation until the repository is clean.

Feature drafting requires a clean git branch to prevent mixing unrelated changes. The branch guard blocks drafting on dirty or misaligned branches, ensuring new work starts isolated on a properly named feature branch.

Yes, grimoire-branch-guard blocks drafting if your git tree is dirty or the current branch is misaligned. It requires a clean working directory, suggests a new branch name, and confirms before proceeding.