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name: Git Workflows
slug: git-workflows
category: DevOps
description: Git Workflows turns local command templates into reusable git delivery steps. Use it for commits, safe branching and PRs, release notes, version publishing, and triaging failed GitHub Actions with isolated fixes.
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install: "npx degit https://github.com/TencentCloudBase/CloudBase-AI-Toolkit/tree/main/skills/git-workflows ~/.claude/skills/git-workflows"
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source_path: skills/git-workflows/SKILL.md
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# Git Workflows

Git Workflows turns local command templates into reusable git delivery steps. Use it for commits, safe branching and PRs, release notes, version publishing, and triaging failed GitHub Actions with isolated fixes.

**Install:**

```bash
npx degit https://github.com/TencentCloudBase/CloudBase-AI-Toolkit/tree/main/skills/git-workflows ~/.claude/skills/git-workflows
```

## README

# Git Workflows (from local commands)

This skill turns the repo's former local command templates into reusable git delivery workflows.

## When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user asks to:

- run a commit workflow (conventional-changelog style)
- push changes with safe branching and open a PR
- generate release notes from git history / GitHub context
- publish a version from `main` (including bilingual README Recent updates on minor bumps)
- analyze the latest failed GitHub Actions workflow, attempt a fix in an isolated worktree, and submit a PR
- check IDE icon configuration consistency across document components and source files

## Source of truth

All detailed steps and constraints live in:

- `references/source-commands.md`

This skill describes how to apply them consistently across agents/editors without duplicating implementation details.

## Execution rules

1. Read the requested command template from `references/source-commands.md`.
2. Follow it as workflow steps, not as a loose summary.
3. Keep actions safe by default:
   - avoid destructive git operations unless explicitly requested
   - avoid committing secrets
   - keep changes minimal and localized
4. If a workflow implies external side effects (push/PR/release), request explicit confirmation right before performing the side effect.

## Command mapping

See `references/command-catalog.md`.