What problem does it solve?
Prevents AI and developers from making repository-breaking mistakes by standardizing branch naming, commit structure, and PR hygiene so changes are reviewable and predictable.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Sprint branching that follows strict conventions: Creates feature branches using the type/name format with kebab-case and a 40-character limit to keep history organized and searchable.
- Atomic commit workflow with enforceable quality: Ensures conventional commit messages, one logical change per commit, and commitlint validation so PRs remain coherent and standards-compliant.
- PR creation with a safety and quality checklist: Enforces lint/test/build pre-push gates, validates title and description structure, limits PR size (max 6 files), and optionally blocks risky pushes based on risk scoring thresholds.
Quick Start
Open a feature ticket and ask the AI to run the Wednesday Git workflow by creating a sprint branch, producing atomic conventional commits that pass commitlint, and then opening a PR using the required checklist and PR description template.