Claude Code skill encoding a personal approach to git commits, branches, and merge requests — the judgment, not the mechanics.
This is the writing-side counterpart to code-review's review-git-history agent: same philosophy, applied while building the branch rather than after.
claude plugin marketplace add fprochazka/claude-code-plugins --scope user
claude plugin install git@fprochazka-claude-code-plugins --scope user- Atomic commits — each commit solves exactly one thing
- Refactor-first ordering — prerequisites and refactorings at the start of the branch, feature/fix code last
- Test-before-bugfix — capture broken behavior first, fix in the next commit
- Fixups for review feedback — never standalone "address review" commits
- Plan the history before coding — cleanup as an afterthought is a waste of time
Full rules and rationale in skills/git-workflow/SKILL.md.
/git:commit-all— commits all pending changes (staged and unstaged) following thegit-workflowskill rules. Will split into multiple atomic commits when appropriate. Pass extra instructions as arguments./git:commit-staged— commits only what is already staged, without runninggit add. Use when you've hand-picked the staged hunks and just want a good commit message.
Not a git tutorial. It assumes the agent already knows how to drive git and teaches when and why to reach for each operation, not command syntax.
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