git

Git skill — wraps core git operations for conventional commits and safe interactive rebase.

Requirements

• git — git-scm.com

Commands

commit — create a conventional commit

Generate a conventional commit message from staged changes, review it, then commit and push.

/git commit                   # commit staged changes
/git commit --atomic          # split logical groups into separate commits
/git commit --yes             # skip confirmation and auto-approve message
/git commit --no-push         # commit only, do not push or monitor CI
/git commit --autofix         # fix CI failures and re-push automatically (background)
/git commit --fix             # blocking: fix and re-push until CI is green
/git commit --breaking-change # mark the commit as breaking (major version bump)

Commit messages never carry agent self-attribution — no Co-Authored-By: Claude, no "Generated with Claude Code", no 🤖 — on any commit, including --fix/--autofix follow-ups.

Breaking conventional commit labels (feat!/fix! or a BREAKING CHANGE: footer) are only used when you explicitly pass --breaking-change or tell the agent the change is breaking — they are never inferred from the diff.

hooks — enforce no self-attribution

Install a commit-msg git hook that strips agent self-attribution from every commit in the repo, not just those made through /git commit. This is the robust backstop for when other agents or ad-hoc fix commits would otherwise add a Co-Authored-By: Claude or "Generated with" line.

/git hooks install            # install the commit-msg hook (once per clone)
/git hooks status             # check whether it's installed
/git hooks uninstall          # remove it (restores any prior hook)

.git/hooks/ is not tracked, so re-run install after a fresh clone; for a team-wide hook, point core.hooksPath at a committed directory containing the script.

rebase — safe interactive rebase

Safely rebase the current branch onto an updated base branch using a pre-rebase intent snapshot to prevent silent change loss.

/git rebase                   # rebase onto default base branch
/git rebase main              # rebase onto main
/git rebase main --push       # rebase and push with --force-with-lease

worktree — create a branch and/or worktree

Create or switch a git branch and/or create a git worktree. Branch and worktree are independent — request either, both, or neither, and neither implies the other. This is the shared routine that /spec new's --branch and --worktree flags delegate to, so the branch/worktree logic lives in one place.

/git worktree --branch                    # create/switch to a branch (name derived from the slug)
/git worktree --branch my-branch          # create/switch to a branch with an explicit name
/git worktree --worktree                  # create a worktree at .codevoyant/worktrees/<branch>
/git worktree --worktree ../wt            # create a worktree at an explicit path
/git worktree --branch feat --worktree ../wt  # branch + worktree at an explicit path

When a worktree is requested without an explicit branch name, the branch is derived from the slug. The default worktree path is .codevoyant/worktrees/<branch>.

help — list all commands

/git help                     # list all commands
/git help <verb>              # show details for a specific command

References

• git documentation
• Conventional Commits specification