git-workflow
Commit message format and git workflow rules. ALWAYS use this skill for every git commit — no exceptions — and whenever rewording an existing commit message.
What this skill does
# Git Workflow Best Practices This skill provides guidelines for git operations including commits, conflict resolution, and branch management. ## Commit Guidelines **ALWAYS** delegate to the `git:commit-handler` agent for all commit operations. Never run `git commit` directly. ### Commit Message Format Every commit message is a **single line** — no body, no bullet list, no blank-line-separated paragraphs. It must: - Start with a present-tense verb (Add, Fix, Replace, Remove, Update, …) - Be 60-120 characters - End with a period - Avoid praise adjectives (comprehensive, robust, essential, best practices) A task description or prompt is **intent, not the message**. When the prompt is long or multi-line, distill it to one line — never copy it verbatim into the commit message. This rule applies to writing new commits and to rewording existing ones with `git history reword`. ## Conflict Resolution **ALWAYS** delegate to the `git:conflict-resolver` agent to resolve any git merge or rebase conflicts. ## Rebasing **ALWAYS** delegate to the `git:rebaser` agent to rebase the current branch on upstream. ## Prefer Modern Git Commands Use newer git commands instead of their legacy equivalents whenever possible: - `git switch` instead of `git checkout` for switching branches - `git switch -c` instead of `git checkout -b` for creating branches - `git restore` instead of `git checkout --` for restoring files - `git restore --staged` instead of `git reset HEAD` for unstaging files - `git replay --onto` instead of `git rebase --onto` for non-interactive onto rebases - `git history reword` instead of interactive rebase or amending for editing commit messages - `git history split` instead of interactive rebase for splitting commits
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