repo-hygiene-pass

To organize mixed Git changes, this Skill groups modified files into intent-based buckets and guides focused staging, preventing broad commits from mixing unrelated work. It separates feature code, documentation edits, and temporary files into safe, reviewable commit units.

To remove scratch files and generated content from Git commits, this Skill isolates local scratch content and accidental noise from production changes during repository cleanup. It ensures only intended modifications are staged and committed.

The best way to group modified files into intent-based Git commits is by applying disciplined staging practices to separate unrelated changes. This Skill categorizes worktree modifications into focused, rollback-safe commit groups without destructive history rewriting.

Yes, you can prepare a Git push without destructive history rewriting by organizing your staged changes into rollback-safe commit groups. This Skill structures your repository changes safely before pushing, avoiding any destructive history modifications.

Yes, this Git commit organization method supports software development workflows involving code changes, documentation updates, and generated files. It separates these mixed modifications into distinct, reviewable commit units tailored for development and push preparation scenarios.