Why are Conventional Commits important?

They provide a human and machine-readable meaning to commit messages, which allows for automated tools to generate changelogs and determine semantic version bumps.

Can it help with GitHub labels?

Yes, the skill includes configurations for syncing standardized issue labels to your repository for better organization.

What standards does this Git skill follow?

It utilizes GitFlow for branch naming structures and the Conventional Commits specification for all commit message formatting.

Does this work with any Git project?

Absolutely. While it's part of a Next.js ecosystem, the Git conventions are language-agnostic and work with any Git-managed repository.

How does it help with branch management?

It enforces a specific format (type/description-#issue), ensuring that every branch created by the AI is easily identifiable and linked to specific tasks.

Git Workflow & Convention

Name: Git Workflow & Convention
Author: seungwonme

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Developer Tools

Standardizes Git branch naming, commit messages, and issue labeling using GitFlow and Conventional Commits.

About

This skill automates the application of industry-standard Git practices within your development workflow to ensure project consistency. It provides Claude with specific templates and rules for creating structured branches, crafting semantic commit messages following the Conventional Commits specification, and organizing GitHub issue labels. By adhering to these patterns, teams can improve repository maintainability, facilitate automated changelog generation, and streamline the code review process.

Key Features

Generates Conventional Commits with mandatory subject, body, and footer structure
Standardizes GitHub issue labels for improved project management
0 GitHub stars
Enforces standardized branch naming conventions like type/description-#issue
Provides templates for local git commit message configurations
Supports GitFlow-compatible workflows for features, fixes, and refactors

Use Cases

Drafting structured, imperative-tense commit messages for better history tracking
Automating the creation of descriptive branches for new features and bug fixes
Setting up a new repository with standardized labels and commit templates

About

Key Features

Generates Conventional Commits with mandatory subject, body, and footer structure
Standardizes GitHub issue labels for improved project management
0 GitHub stars
Enforces standardized branch naming conventions like type/description-#issue
Provides templates for local git commit message configurations
Supports GitFlow-compatible workflows for features, fixes, and refactors

Use Cases

Drafting structured, imperative-tense commit messages for better history tracking
Automating the creation of descriptive branches for new features and bug fixes
Setting up a new repository with standardized labels and commit templates