Git Workflow

This is a comprehensive Git reference that consolidates the patterns you'd otherwise repeat across multiple Claude Code agents. It covers conventional commits, branching strategies like Git Flow and trunk-based development, conflict resolution, interactive rebasing, and debugging tools like bisect and blame. The real value is in eliminating 120-150 lines of redundant Git guidance per agent by centralizing everything from atomic commits to advanced workflows. It's marked as non-user-invocable, so it works as background knowledge that agents can reference when they encounter version control tasks. If you're building agents that touch codebases, this prevents you from copy-pasting the same Git best practices everywhere.