git-strategy-advisor
Git Strategy Advisor
Analyzes work context (planned or completed) and recommends an appropriate git workflow strategy. Produces four decisions -- branch strategy, branch naming, push timing, and PR creation -- as structured YAML output with confidence calibration and rationale.
This skill is advisory only. It reads git state but never modifies it. The caller or user executes the recommended actions.
When to Use This Skill
- Before starting work (pre-work mode): to determine branch strategy before making changes
- After completing work (post-work mode): to determine push/PR strategy based on actual changes
- Standalone: when you want git advice for the current repository state
- When a calling orchestrator needs git strategy recommendations via Task tool
- When unsure whether to branch, push, or create a PR
When NOT to Use This Skill
- Executing git commands (this skill advises; it does not modify the repository)
- Commit message generation (deferred to v2)
- PR description generation (deferred to v2)
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