Git Hygiene Enforcer
Automatically reviews and corrects Git repository hygiene issues like commit message formatting and branch naming conventions.
Install on your platform
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Run in terminal (recommended)
claude mcp add monkey1sai-git-hygiene-enforcer npx -- -y @trustedskills/monkey1sai-git-hygiene-enforcer
Or manually add to ~/.claude/settings.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"monkey1sai-git-hygiene-enforcer": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@trustedskills/monkey1sai-git-hygiene-enforcer"
]
}
}
}Requires Claude Code (claude CLI). Run claude --version to verify your install.
About This Skill
What it does
The git-hygiene-enforcer skill helps maintain a clean and consistent Git repository. It automatically removes unnecessary files like .DS_Store, node_modules, and IDE project files, ensuring that only essential tracked files are committed. This promotes better collaboration and reduces the size of repositories.
When to use it
- Before committing code: Automatically clean up before pushing changes to a shared repository.
- During CI/CD pipelines: Ensure consistent repository hygiene across all environments.
- When collaborating on projects: Enforce a standard set of ignored files for team consistency.
- To reduce repository size: Regularly remove unnecessary files, keeping the repo lean and efficient.
Key capabilities
- Removes
.DS_Storefiles. - Removes
node_modulesdirectories. - Removes IDE project files (specific file types are not listed).
Example prompts
- "Clean up my Git repository before I commit."
- "Run the git hygiene enforcer in this directory."
- "Ensure all ignored files are removed from the current branch."
Tips & gotchas
This skill requires a Git environment to be present and configured. It’s recommended to review the changes it makes before committing them, especially when first using it on an existing repository.
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