What problem does it solve? Team projects often suffer from merge conflicts and unclear ownership when multiple members edit shared directories. This Skill defines a strict Git collaboration protocol where each member works only inside a personal workspace folder and only the team leader merges code into shared directories and the main branch. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Permission Matrix: Maps each member to a personal Git branch and an exclusive workspace directory, with merge rights reserved for the leader. - Daily Member Workflow: Standardizes rebase-from-main, workspace-only editing, pre-commit boundary audits, and pushing to personal feature branches. - Leader Convergence Workflow: Guides the leader through auditing member branches, promoting champion code into shared folders, compiling reports, and merging into main. - Use Case: A four-member capstone team uses this protocol so members commit only inside workspaces/<name>/, run the boundary audit script before committing, and the leader consolidates the best artifacts into src/, docs/, and reports/ during weekly meetings. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to walk you through the daily member workflow for syncing your feature branch with main and auditing your staged changes before committing.
