engineering-workflow
NewThe git, review, and release workflow every senior engineer already uses.
Summary
This skill enforces a professional git, review, and release workflow for engineering teams.
- It automates branch naming, commit conventions, pull request templates, and release tagging to ensure consistency and reduce friction in code reviews.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/engineering-workflow.md
/engineering-workflowUse Cases
Usage Examples
/engineering-workflow create pr from current branch with conventional commits
/engineering-workflow validate commit messages in this branch
/engineering-workflow prepare release with version bump minor
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is engineering-workflow?
This skill enforces a professional git, review, and release workflow for engineering teams. It automates branch naming, commit conventions, pull request templates, and release tagging to ensure consistency and reduce friction in code reviews.
How to install engineering-workflow?
To install engineering-workflow: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/engineering-workflow.md. Finally, /engineering-workflow in Claude Code.
What is engineering-workflow best for?
engineering-workflow is a other categorized under General. It is designed for: code-review. Created by aouellets.
What can I use engineering-workflow for?
engineering-workflow is useful for: Generate a standardized pull request description with commit summary and changelog entries.; Create a feature branch following team naming conventions (e.g., feature/JIRA-123-description).; Validate that all commits in a branch follow conventional commit format before merging.; Automate semantic version bump and release tag creation after a successful merge.; Enforce a linear git history by squashing commits and rebasing onto main.; Generate a code review checklist tailored to the current pull request changes..