run-precommit

To run pre-commit hooks on staged files, execute the validation skill to automatically check code formatting, trailing whitespace, file endings, YAML syntax, and large file additions. This prevents low-quality code from being committed and catches errors before CI pipelines run.

Pre-commit hooks catch code formatting issues, trailing whitespace, incorrect file endings, YAML syntax errors, and large file additions. Running these checks locally prevents CI failures by ensuring adherence to coding standards before code is committed.

You can validate both staged files and all files within a repository. The skill executes pre-commit hooks on the selected scope, checking for formatting, whitespace, YAML syntax, and large file additions to ensure code quality standards are met.

You need to run pre-commit hooks before committing new features or code changes. This automates code formatting, catches syntax errors and style issues early, and saves you from CI failures and subsequent review cycles.

CI pipelines fail when code contains formatting issues, trailing whitespace, or syntax errors that haven't been validated locally. Running pre-commit hooks before committing catches these issues early, ensuring code changes pass automated CI environment checks.