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name: git-workflow version: 1.0.0 type: knowledge description: Git best practices, commit conventions, branching strategies, and pull request workflows. Use when working with git operations, commits, branches, or PRs. keywords:

• git
• commit
• branch
• pull request
• pr
• merge
• github
• conventional commits
• commit message
• commit patterns
• workflow auto_activate: true allowed-tools: [Read, Grep, Glob, Bash]

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Git Workflow Skill

Git best practices and workflow standards for team collaboration.

When This Skill Activates

• Keywords:

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Core Concepts

Overview

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on git workflow. For detailed patterns and implementation examples, see the documentation files in docs/.

Key Topics:

• Detailed methodologies and best practices
• Implementation patterns and examples
• Common pitfalls and anti-patterns
• Cross-references to related skills

See: Documentation files in docs/ directory for complete details

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Quick Reference

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Progressive Disclosure

This skill uses progressive disclosure to prevent context bloat:

• Index (this file): High-level concepts and quick reference (<500 lines)
• Detailed docs: docs/*.md files with implementation details (loaded on-demand)

Available Documentation:

• docs/commit-patterns.md - Detailed implementation guide
• docs/detailed-guide-1.md - Detailed implementation guide
• docs/detailed-guide-2.md - Detailed implementation guide
• docs/detailed-guide-3.md - Detailed implementation guide
• docs/detailed-guide-4.md - Detailed implementation guide

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Cross-References

Related Skills:

• See PROJECT.md for complete skill dependencies

Related Tools:

• See documentation files for tool-specific guidance

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Key Takeaways

1. Research existing patterns before implementing
2. Follow established best practices
3. Refer to detailed documentation for implementation specifics
4. Cross-reference related skills for comprehensive understanding