git-commit-conventionsGit commits that stay reviewable and bisectable — Conventional Commit prefixes, small single-purpose commits that each build, subject/body format, commit-msg hook, squash-vs-preserve policy. Use when creating a commit, splitting work into commits, or preparing a branch for review.
parallel-delegationWhen and how to hand work to subagents in parallel without conflicts — what is safe to delegate, how to brief a subagent, file ownership, verifying results. Use when a task spans two or more independent units or before dispatching any subagent; skip for small single-file changes.
pr-descriptionPull request descriptions — problem, solution, key changes, testing, notes; update the PR on any git host (GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket) without clobbering concurrent edits. Use when creating a PR, updating its description, or summarising a branch for reviewers.
release-versioningRelease lifecycle — Conventional Commits, Semantic Versioning, automated CHANGELOG (release-please or semantic-release), git tag = artifact version, deprecation policy. Use when releasing a service or library or setting up its versioning.