wa:git-flow

Automating git flow requires standardizing branching strategy, validating repository state, and enforcing pull request approvals. This Skill executes mode-calibrated branching, formatted commits, and PR creation while preventing unsafe actions like force pushes or unapproved merges.

Pre-flight checks for pull requests ensure branches are synchronized and prevent integration drift. This Skill performs mandatory validations, such as verifying the development branch is up to date with main, before allowing any push or PR creation action to proceed.

Mode-specific git flow rules allow teams to calibrate development rigor from configuration. This Skill supports lite, standard, and strict modes, automatically applying the correct branching constraints, guardrails, and pre-flight validations based on the resolved mode.

Preventing force pushes and unapproved merges requires enforcing branch and merge constraints during workflow execution. This Skill applies guardrails that block unsafe git actions, ensuring all dev-to-main release PRs and feature-to-dev merges receive required approvals.

Feature-to-dev pull requests fail integration checks when development branches are not synchronized with the main branch. This Skill resolves this by running pre-flight safety checks to ensure dev is fully up to date with main before proceeding.

Standardizing commit message formatting with domain prefixes requires applying consistent rules across multiple repositories. This Skill automates formatted commits with domain prefixes and performs multi-repo status checks to maintain workflow consistency.