Git notes let you add extra information to your commits without changing them. Think of them like sticky notes attached to your work. They sit next to commit messages but never alter the commit itself.
You can use notes to track code reviews, test results, or quality checks. They are great for teams that need to add context after a commit is made. No one has to rewrite history to include new details.
Notes are stored separately and appear when you look at your Git log. You can push them to a shared repository so everyone sees the same annotations. They make collaboration cleaner and safer.
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Caveman Commitjuliusbrussee/caveman
Generate ultra-compressed commit messages with Conventional Commits format
Verification Before Completionobra/superpowers
Always run fresh verification before claiming work is complete or passing
Git Guardrails Claude Codemattpocock/skills
Stop dangerous git commands from running automatically with safety hooks
Setup Pre Commitmattpocock/skills
Automate code formatting type checking and tests before every commit
Using Git Worktreesobra/superpowers
Isolate your feature work with git worktrees and keep your main branch safe
Finishing A Development Branchobra/superpowers
Finish your development branch with merge, pull request, or cleanup options
Resolving Merge Conflictsmattpocock/skills
Resolve Git merge conflicts step by step preserving both intents
Git Commitgithub/awesome-copilot
Automatically write standardized git commits by analyzing your code changes