git-repository
Git Repository Management Skill
This skill provides comprehensive guidance on repository management strategies, branching models, repository organization patterns, and scaling git for large teams and codebases.
When to Use
Activate this skill when:
- Setting up new repository structure
- Choosing branching strategy
- Managing monorepo vs polyrepo
- Organizing multi-project repositories
- Implementing submodule or subtree strategies
- Scaling git for large teams
- Migrating repository structures
- Establishing team workflows
Branching Strategies
Git Flow
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