Git Workflow
agno-agi/agnoA Git workflow assistant helps you write good commit messages, name branches, and create pull requests. It follows best practices so your team stays organized. You get clear rules and examples for every step.
Commit messages use a simple type, scope, and subject format. Branch names follow a pattern like feature/ticket-id-description. Pull requests include a summary, list of changes, and testing steps.
Common commands are provided to start work, commit changes, update your branch, and create a PR. This skill makes version control easier for everyone.
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