| name | git-operations |
| description | Git workflow patterns for conventional commits, branching strategies, PR workflows, merge strategies, and conflict resolution. Use for version control operations and repository management. |
| user-invocable | true |
| argument-hint | [operation: commit / branch / PR / tag] |
Git Operations & Best Practices
Provides Git workflow patterns for commit messages, branching strategies, pull request workflows, and repository management best practices.
Description
This skill teaches agents how to follow Git best practices for version control including conventional commit messages, branching strategies (Git Flow, GitHub Flow), pull request workflows, merge strategies, and conflict resolution patterns.
When to Use
- Writing commit messages
- Creating or reviewing pull requests
- Planning branching strategy
- Resolving merge conflicts
- Managing release workflows
- Repository maintenance (cleanup, history rewriting)
When NOT to Use
- Do not use for general code implementation — use the TDD or implementer workflow instead.
- Do not use for documentation formatting — use the documentation-style skill instead.
Entry Points
Trigger Phrases: "commit message", "create PR", "branching strategy", "merge conflict", "git workflow", "release branch"
Context Patterns: Code changes ready for commit, feature completion, hotfix deployment, release preparation
