speckit-git-validate

To validate Git branch naming conventions, use this Skill to check the current branch name against sequential or timestamp patterns to ensure it matches your project standards and maintains workflow consistency.

You can check for a corresponding spec directory by verifying its existence based on the branch prefix. The Skill performs directory existence checks to confirm your branch has the proper documentation linkage.

Git branch validation fails when the current branch name does not match expected sequential or timestamp patterns, or when the associated spec directory based on the branch prefix is missing.

Yes, Git validation for spec directory alignment is suitable for development teams seeking consistent branch naming and documentation linkage, ensuring organized workflow management across multiple feature branches.

The best way to ensure Git branch names match expected patterns is to run a validation check using Git commands that compare the current branch against project-specific naming conventions and verify associated spec directories.

No dependencies are required to run Git branch and spec directory checks. The Skill operates independently using standard Git commands and directory existence checks to perform the validation process.