workflows-git

Git workflow orchestration standardizes workspace setup, commit hygiene, and finish steps across team members. This Skill guides you through step-by-step processes using worktrees, conventional commits, and branch management to reduce mistakes and enforce consistent patterns from feature start to PR completion.

Git worktrees isolate parallel work without branch conflicts. This Skill orchestrates worktree creation, switching between isolated workspaces, and cleanup, enabling teams to work on features, fixes, and reviews simultaneously while maintaining workspace separation and preventing accidental commits to the wrong branch.

Conventional commits standardize message formatting for automated tooling and readable history. This Skill provides templates and guardrails to enforce consistent commit syntax, validate messages before pushing, and ensure atomic, well-documented commits that integrate with PR workflows and GitHub.

Yes. This Skill automates the complete workflow: initialize worktrees, scaffold commit messages using templates, validate branch hygiene, run test gates, and integrate with GitHub MCP for PR reviews and remote synchronization via PAT-based authentication.

Individual Git commands require manual sequencing and are error-prone at scale. A workflow orchestrator applies decision logic, templates, and guardrails to enforce patterns consistently, reducing context switching and ensuring teams follow the same branching strategy, commit format, and cleanup procedures.

GitHub integration enables PR reviews, remote synchronization, and automated dependency setup. This Skill supports GitHub MCP with PAT-based authentication via .utcp_config.json, but core workflow orchestration—worktree management, commits, and branch hygiene—functions independently of remote platforms.