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Gives your agent the ability to analyze your code changes and automatically create semantic Git Flow branches with appropriate naming conventions.
When starting a new feature, preparing a release, or fixing a production bug
When you want to enforce consistent Git Flow branching across your team
When you're unsure which branch type (feature, hotfix, or release) to use
Describe the nature of the changes you are about to make or have staged
Review the agent's analysis of the change type and suggested branch name
Confirm the branch creation command suggested by the agent
Switch to the new branch and begin your development or fix workflow
You
I need to fix a critical security bug in production right now.
Agent
Based on your description, I've identified this as a hotfix. I'll create a new branch called 'hotfix/security-patch' starting from the master branch. This ensures your fix can be deployed immediately and later merged back into develop. Use the command 'git checkout -b hotfix/security-patch master' to begin.
Gives your agent the ability to create, install, and troubleshoot custom subagent roles with specific models, instructions, and permission boundaries.
Gives your agent the ability to create, modify, and optimize new skills through an iterative process of drafting, testing, and evaluation.
Gives your agent the ability to manage complete Git lifecycles, from branch creation and commits to complex merges and conflict resolution.
Gives your agent the ability to create and optimize animated GIFs for Slack, providing specialized tools for drawing graphics and smooth animations.
Gives your agent the ability to create hybrid skills for Microsoft technologies by combining local essential knowledge with dynamic documentation lookups.
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