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Git version control, branching strategies, and collaboration patterns
Manages semantic versioning releases — version bumps, changelogs, tags, publishing. Use when preparing a new release.
Use when the user needs help with conventional commits, semantic versioning, changelog generation, or commit message quality improvement. Triggers: user says "commit", "version bump", "changelog", "commit message", staging changes for commit, preparing a release.
Use when completing work on a feature branch, preparing to merge, or cleaning up after development is done. Triggers: branch work is complete, user says "merge", "create PR", "finish branch", "done with this branch", ready for code review.
Use when starting a new feature branch, creating isolated development environments, or working on multiple tasks simultaneously without stashing or switching branches. Triggers: user says "worktree", "new branch for work", "parallel development", "isolated environment", needs to work on two things at once.
Git commit your ledger with a meaningful message. Tag month-end, quarter-end, and year-end closes. Maintains the audit trail. Use after any meaningful ledger change. CLEAR step: Meta
Use the GitHub CLI (gh) to perform core GitHub operations: auth status, repo create/clone/fork, issues, pull requests, releases, and basic repo management. Trigger for requests to use gh, manage GitHub repos, PRs, or issues from the CLI.
Git workflow skill covering conventional commits, intelligent staging, pull requests, and gh CLI usage. Use when committing, creating PRs, or managing git history.
Geração de mensagens de commit padronizadas com emoji e tipo semântico
create git commits and push code to GitHub safely. use when the user asks to commit, create branch, push changes, or prepare a pull request-ready commit with clear scope and verification.
Create well-formatted commits with conventional commit messages and emoji
Stage changes, draft conventional commit messages, and commit with user confirmation. Use when user types /commit, asks to commit changes, or mentions creating a git commit.