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If you are going to make a git commit, please follow these guidelines.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | Git |
| description | If you are going to make a git commit, please follow these guidelines. |
Please review all untracked files. Confirm with the user whether or not these files should be committed.
Always confirm with the user the changes in the commit before running git commit.
Commit the files with a descriptive commit message.
When asking for approval for git commands,
make sure the approval prefix is just git add or git commit;
if these approval requests include more than that
(i.e. they include the files being added or the commit message used)
then the approval is too narrow in scope to be useful.
Load this skill when creating a GitHub project backlog issue or drafting an issue title, body, type, or labels.
Backlog and project-management instructions using GitHub Issues. Load this skill when reading, listing, searching, understanding, or modifying project backlog issues.
Load this skill if you need to work with the backlog or meeting minutes
Load this skill if you need to review meeting minutes with the user
Load this skill if you need to prepare or review meeting minutes.
Load this skill if you need to create meeting minutes from transcript files.
