qcc-git

The qcc-git skill provides a structured framework for managing the Git lifecycle of the qcc_plus project. It is designed for developers, DevOps engineers, and contributors who need to maintain code quality while working within the multi-tenant proxy service architecture. By standardizing branching strategies and commit messages, this tool ensures that automated CI/CD pipelines function correctly and that version control remains clean across distributed environments.

• Enforces a mandatory three-tier branch policy: test (daily development/auto-deployment), main (official release/tagging), and prod (production deployment).

• Implements Conventional Commits requirements (feat, fix, refactor, etc.) to ensure automated changelog generation and versioning compatibility.

• Provides a secure Git execution protocol that prevents accidental force pushes, unauthorized configuration changes, and ensures code review compliance.

• Integrates with shell-based Git workflows, offering specific bash commands for seamless branch switching and deployment orchestration.

• Includes quality assurance standards such as unit testing requirements, Go test race detection, and rigorous code review checklists for goroutine safety and error handling.

• Users must confirm they are on the correct branch using git branch --show-current before starting any development tasks.

• Commit messages must strictly follow the type: description format to avoid merge rejection.

• Developers should use the provided HEREDOC templates for all commits to maintain consistency with the Claude Code interaction model.

• The tool is designed to work in conjunction with the project's .githooks configuration for local validation.

• Adhere to the provided safety constraints: never bypass hooks and always verify authorship before pushing changes.