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This loop ensures all Git commits follow the Conventional Commits specification by using commitlint to validate commit messages. It automatically detects non-compliant commits, suggests fixes, and guides the user through correcting them until all commits pass validation.

Automatically splits large, monolithic Git commits into smaller, more reviewable units while preserving logical code boundaries and maintaining clean history.

This loop helps maintain a clean Git repository by identifying and removing stale or outdated branches that are no longer needed. It ensures your branch list remains manageable and reduces clutter in collaborative environments.

Automate the resolution of Git merge conflicts by iteratively detecting conflicts, resolving them, and retrying the merge until successful.

Refactor and clean up commit history to improve code documentation, readability, and maintainability. This loop focuses on squashing redundant commits, rewriting unclear messages, and ensuring a logical progression of changes.

Automates the process of resolving merge conflicts during a Git rebase operation. This loop continuously attempts to rebase your current branch onto its upstream target, detects and resolves conflicts as they arise, and only exits once the rebase completes successfully without any remaining conflicts.

Automatically keeps your current Git branch synchronized with its upstream counterpart by detecting divergence, fetching updates, and resolving merge conflicts interactively. This loop ensures your local branch remains current with remote changes while maintaining code integrity.