Our review
This skill manages Git commit co-authors for pair or mob programming using git mob and git solo commands.
Strengths
- Automates co-author setup without manually editing .gitmessage
- Handles unknown co-authors by inferring email and initials
- Works for solo, pair, and mob scenarios
Limitations
- Requires a properly configured .git-coauthors file in the repository
- Email inference may fail if patterns are inconsistent
- Does not support multi-repo workflows
Use this skill when you need to quickly set Git commit co-authors for pair or mob programming sessions.
Avoid using it when working alone and no co-author changes are needed, or if the repository lacks mob programming setup.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only uses predefined bash commands for managing git co-authors, with no destructive actions, network requests, or security bypasses.
No concerns found
Examples
/mob alice bob/mob solo/mob dananame: mob description: Use when the user wants to set, change, or clear git commit co-authors for pair or mob programming. argument-hint: <names...> | solo | just me disable-model-invocation: true allowed-tools:
- Bash(git mob:*)
- Bash(git solo:*)
- Bash(git add-coauthor:*)
- Bash(git mob-print:*)
- Read
Mob Programming Co-author Manager
Workflow
1. Solo Mode
If arguments indicate solo work (e.g., "solo", "just me"): run git solo, report primary author, exit.
2. Load Co-authors
Use git mob -p to find coauthors file, read with Read tool, parse JSON for available co-authors and initials.
3. Match Names to Initials
Match each name: exact initials → name substring (case-insensitive) → email prefix. If ambiguous, ask user to clarify.
4. Handle Unknown Names
If no match:
- Infer email from existing patterns (domain, naming convention)
- Generate initials from name (avoid collisions)
- Prompt for confirmation (show initials, name, inferred email)
- Run
git add-coauthor <initials> "<name>" <email>
5. Set Mob
Run git mob <initials...> with resolved initials.
6. Report
Show primary author and all co-authors with names.
Example
/mob alice dana
→ alice → aw (Alice Wong)
→ dana not found → infer dana@acme.com → add as dw
→ git mob aw dw
Edge Cases
Handle: missing coauthors file (create it), empty args (show status), ambiguous matches (prompt), mixed known/unknown (resolve known first).
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