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git-workflow

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Automated git workflow helpers for common development tasks like creating feature branches, cleaning up merged branches, and interactive rebasing. Use when the user mentions git branching, branch cleanup, feature workflow, or git automation. No prerequisites required - uses native git commands.

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    Create a new feature branch following naming conventions:

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    Remove local branches that have been merged to main/master:

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    All scripts are located in the skill's scripts/ directory and can be run with bash.

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    Confirmation prompts: - Ask before destructive operations

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    No additional tools, SDKs, or environment variables required.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 165 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Git Workflow Automation

Automated helpers for common git workflows and branch management tasks.

No Setup Required

This skill uses native git commands and bash scripts - no additional tools or SDKs needed. Works immediately in any environment with git installed.

Quick Start

Create Feature Branch

Create a new feature branch following naming conventions:

# Interactive: prompts for feature name
cd /path/to/repo
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/create-feature-branch.sh

# Non-interactive: specify feature name
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/create-feature-branch.sh "add-user-auth"
# Creates: feature/add-user-auth

Clean Up Merged Branches

Remove local branches that have been merged to main/master:

cd /path/to/repo

# Preview what would be deleted (dry run)
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/cleanup-merged-branches.sh --dry-run

# Actually delete merged branches
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/cleanup-merged-branches.sh

# Force cleanup (skip confirmations)
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/cleanup-merged-branches.sh --force

Interactive Rebase Helper

Simplified interactive rebase with common options:

cd /path/to/repo

# Rebase last 3 commits
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/interactive-rebase.sh 3

# Rebase since a specific commit
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/interactive-rebase.sh abc123

# Rebase onto main
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/interactive-rebase.sh main

Available Scripts

All scripts are located in the skill's scripts/ directory and can be run with bash.

ScriptPurposeUsage
create-feature-branch.shCreate feature branches with naming conventionsbash script.sh [feature-name]
cleanup-merged-branches.shClean up merged branchesbash script.sh [--dry-run|--force]
interactive-rebase.shInteractive rebase helperbash script.sh <commit-count|ref>

Workflow Examples

Starting a New Feature

# 1. Ensure main is up to date
git checkout main
git pull origin main

# 2. Create feature branch
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/create-feature-branch.sh "user-authentication"

# 3. Work on feature...
# (make commits)

# 4. Push when ready
git push -u origin feature/user-authentication

Cleaning Up After PR Merge

# 1. Update main branch
git checkout main
git pull origin main

# 2. Preview what will be deleted
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/cleanup-merged-branches.sh --dry-run

# 3. Clean up merged branches
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/cleanup-merged-branches.sh

Squashing Commits Before PR

# Squash last 5 commits into one
bash ~/.claude/skills/git-workflow/scripts/interactive-rebase.sh 5

# In the editor that opens:
# - Change 'pick' to 'squash' (or 's') for commits 2-5
# - Keep first commit as 'pick'
# - Save and close

# Then edit the combined commit message

Safety Features

All scripts include:

  • Dry run mode - Preview changes before applying
  • Confirmation prompts - Ask before destructive operations
  • Current branch protection - Won't delete the branch you're on
  • Main/master protection - Won't delete main branches
  • Uncommitted changes check - Warns if working directory is dirty

Prerequisites

  • git - Installed and configured (available in most dev environments)
  • bash - Standard shell (available on Linux, macOS, and Git Bash on Windows)

No additional tools, SDKs, or environment variables required.

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