git-workflow-and-versioning

Mechanism

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Trigger

Every code change (always)
When committing, branching, resolving conflicts
When cutting a release, tagging, writing changelog

Mechanism

Trunk-based development: main always deployable, short-lived feature branches (1-3 days)
Atomic commits: one logical change per commit
Descriptive messages: type: short description + body explaining "why"
Semantic versioning: feat→minor, fix→patch, breaking→major

Outcome

Clean Git history,规范的 commit messages, correct version numbers, complete changelog

Use Cases

Two Typical Use Cases

Scenario 01

Version Management for AI-Generated Code

When agents generate large volumes of code changes, this skill organizes them into atomic commits, each focusing on one logical change with descriptive "why" messages, ensuring Git history remains clear and traceable for review and rollback.

Scenario 02

Release Version Management and Changelog Generation

When releasing a new version, the agent determines the semantic version bump, creates a release branch, updates the changelog, and tags the release, ensuring a standardized release process with clear change records.

Skill Relationships

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Tier 1 · These Skills Use Me

incremental-implementationWorkflow

Tier 2 · Current Skill

git-workflow-and-versioningWorkflow

Tier 3 · I Use These Skills

No explicit dependency on other Skills

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When It Triggers · How It Works · What It Produces

Trigger

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Outcome

Two Typical Use Cases

Version Management for AI-Generated Code

Release Version Management and Changelog Generation

Which Skills I Use · Which Skills Use Me

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When It Triggers · How It Works · What It Produces

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