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Creates a Git feature branch from local main with standard naming. Use when the user wants to create a branch, start a feature branch, check out a new branch for a ticket, or begin work on a Jira issue.

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create-branch
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Creates a Git feature branch from local main with standard naming. Use when the user wants to create a branch, start a feature branch, check out a new branch for a ticket, or begin work on a Jira issue.
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Bash, AskUserQuestion
# Create Feature Branch ## Purpose Create a properly named Git feature branch from the local main branch and switch to it. ## Instructions ### Step 1: Gather Inputs The user may provide a ticket key, a description, or both. Parse what's available: - **Ticket key**: e.g., `PROJ-123`, `TEA-42` — an uppercase project prefix, hyphen, and number - **Short description**: e.g., "add product rating", "fix cart total" If the ticket key is missing, ask the user with `AskUserQuestion`: > "What's the Jira ticket key? (e.g., PROJ-123)" If the description is missing, ask the user with `AskUserQuestion`: > "Give a short description for the branch (2-4 words, e.g., 'add product rating')" ### Step 2: Build the Branch Name Format: `feature/<ticket-key>-<short-description>` Normalize the description: - Lowercase everything - Replace spaces with hyphens - Remove special characters (keep only `a-z`, `0-9`, hyphens) - Collapse multiple hyphens into one - Trim leading/trailing hyphens - Limit to 4 words maximum — truncate if longer Examples: - `PROJ-42` + `"Add Product Search Bar"` → `feature/PROJ-42-add-product-search-bar` - `PROJ-123` + `"Fix the cart total bug!!"` → `feature/PROJ-123-fix-the-cart-total` ### Step 3: Check for Clean Working Tree Run: ```bash git status --porcelain ``` If there are uncommitted changes, warn the user: > "You have uncommitted changes. These will carry over to the new branch. Continue?" Use `AskUserQuestion` with options "Continue" and "Cancel". If cancelled, stop. ### Step 4: Detect the Default Branch Determine whether the local repository uses `main` or `master`: ```bash git rev-parse --verify main 2>/dev/null && echo main || echo master ``` ### Step 5: Create the Branch Create the branch from the **local** default branch (do not fetch or pull from remote): ```bash git checkout -b feature/<ticket-key>-<description> <default-branch> ``` If the branch name already exists, inform the user and ask if they want to switch to the existing branch or choose a different name. ### Step 6: Confirm Report the result: ``` Branch created: feature/<ticket-key>-<description> Based on: <default-branch> ``` ## Best Practices - Keep descriptions to 2-4 words — enough to identify the work, short enough to type - Use lowercase and hyphens only — no underscores, camelCase, or special characters - Branch from local main/master to avoid network dependencies and keep the workflow fast
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