multi-repository-orchestrator

Synchronized branching and batch commits let you apply changes across multiple Git repositories simultaneously. Create a workspace configuration listing your repos, then use orchestration commands to create branches, commit, and push changes across all repos in one operation, eliminating manual repetition.

Multi-repository orchestration enables monorepo-like workflows across separate Git repositories. You can coordinate changes across microservices, frontend/backend splits, and shared libraries as a unified project, synchronizing branching and batch operations without consolidating into a single repo.

Auto-discovery locates related repositories and builds a workspace configuration automatically. Once discovered, you can execute cross-repo operations—status checks, commits, and branch management—across all repositories in your multi-package project from a single orchestration command.

Synchronized branching coordinates feature branches across multiple Git repositories simultaneously, including infrastructure and application code. This ensures consistent branch names and merge timing across all repos, simplifying pull requests and code review workflows for distributed codebases.

Git and Bash are required dependencies for multi-repository orchestration. The Skill uses Git for repository operations and Bash scripts to execute batch commands, so both must be available in your environment to run orchestration workflows.

Batch operations execute across all repos in your workspace, but partial failures can occur if individual repositories have conflicts or uncommitted changes. Status checks reveal which repos succeeded or failed, letting you handle issues selectively before retrying failed operations.