hypercube-xyz
UserGit workflow and release workflow skills for AI coding agents.
Categories
Indexed Skills (21)
atomic-commits
Use when organizing staged or explicitly included repository changes into small, logical, reviewable local commits.
bisect-regression
Use to plan and run a controlled Git bisect workflow to identify the commit that introduced a regression.
branch-workflow
Use when inspecting, creating, switching, syncing, or gating Git branch operations.
changelog-maintenance
Use when adding, validating, or promoting changelog entries using observed change evidence.
cherry-pick-port
Use to safely cherry-pick or backport selected commits across branches with duplicate detection and conflict routing.
commit-history-review
Use to review branch commit history for readability, reviewability, WIP commits, and rewrite recommendations without rewriting history.
conventional-commits
Use when generating or validating Conventional Commit messages from exact staged or provided change evidence.
large-file-lfs
Use to detect large, binary, generated, or LFS-managed files before they are committed or pushed.
merge-readiness
Use to decide whether a branch appears ready to merge from local and available CI/review evidence without merging it.
pr-review-prep
Use to prepare a PR summary, reviewer focus, risks, and verification notes from branch evidence.
preflight-checks
Use to decide whether the repository is ready for a requested commit, push, PR, merge, or release action.
release-notes
Use when drafting, validating, or locally updating release-note text from release evidence.
repo-state-diagnosis
Use to classify the current Git repository state and route to the correct Git skill before action.
resolve-conflicts
Use when resolving Git merge, rebase, cherry-pick, or revert conflicts from explicit conflict evidence.
secret-scan
Use to inspect Git diffs and repository state for secret-like material without exposing the secret value.
skill-library-audit
Use to review whether Git agent skills should be added, merged, split, deferred, or rejected before the library grows.
stash-shelve
Use to temporarily shelve, inspect, apply, or recover local work without losing staged or unstaged changes.
sync-branch
Use to safely bring a branch up to date without overwriting local work or hiding diverged history.
tag-release
Use when preparing, creating, verifying, or pushing Git release tags.
undo-recover
Use when undoing, recovering, restoring, reverting, aborting, or rescuing Git work.
version-bump
Use when deciding, validating, or applying local version file changes before release.
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