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Conventional commit and tagging conventions plus atomic staging rules for committing VCSDD pipeline artifacts to git.
Provides a prescriptive workflow and commit/tag format for projects using the VCSDD pipeline. This skill defines a conventional commit message template, a set of git tag patterns for phase milestones, and rules for atomically staging only VCSDD-related artifacts to avoid accidental commits of unrelated files. It also documents auto-commit safety checks to refuse risky commits.
Activate when preparing pipeline-phase commits (e.g., phase transitions), running automated /vcsdd-commit tooling, tagging feature-phase milestones, or when enforcing atomic staging of VCSDD artifacts during CI or developer workflows. Useful for teams adopting VCSDD conventions to improve traceability and reproducibility.
Best used by agents that can operate with git and repository tooling (Claude Code / code-assistant integrations, CLI-capable agents).
VCSDD Git Integration is a documentation-only skill that defines conventional commit message formats, git tag patterns, and atomic staging rules for the VCSDD pipeline methodology. No scripts are bundled, so runtime testing was not applicable. The skill is purely declarative — it tells an agent how to format commits and tags but provides no automation. Security is clean with no network calls, destructive commands, or credential risks.
Pure documentation/conventions skill with no scripts. Well-structured for what it is, but extremely niche audience. The auto-commit safety rules are a nice touch (refuses to commit if unrelated dirty files exist).
