What branch naming convention does it follow?

The type/short-summary convention. Type is one of feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test, perf, or hotfix. The summary is kebab-case and the complete name stays under 50 characters. Example: fix/checkout-race-condition .

Will it include a Jira ticket ID?

If you mention one in your task description. For example, if you paste 'PROJ-123: Fix race condition in checkout', a suggestion like fix/PROJ-123-checkout-race comes back. Ticket IDs in the branch name auto-link PRs and commits in most issue trackers.

Why three suggestions instead of one?

Branch naming has real variation in scope and specificity. Three options — usually one terse, one medium, one more descriptive — let you pick the right level. Also, branch names are near-permanent in the git reflog, so a 5-second choice now saves future confusion.

What about long-lived branches like main and develop?

This tool is for short-lived feature, fix, and chore branches — the ones you create for a single unit of work and delete after merging. Never rename main , master , develop , or release branches based on a one-shot AI suggestion.

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Describe a task in plain English and get 3 branch name suggestions in the standard <code>type/short-summary</code> format (feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test, perf, or hotfix). Each name is kebab-case, under 50 characters, and includes the ticket ID if you mention one. Eliminates the branch-naming debate at the start of a task. AI-powered through AWS Bedrock.

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Branch naming rules applied

• type/short-summary format
• Types: feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test, perf, hotfix
• Kebab-case summary; ticket ID kept exact
• No spaces, no capitals, no underscores
• Under 50 characters
• Include ticket ID if provided

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Frequently Asked Questions

What branch naming convention does it follow?: The <code>type/short-summary</code> convention. Type is one of feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test, perf, or hotfix. The summary is kebab-case and the complete name stays under 50 characters. Example: <code>fix/checkout-race-condition</code>.
Will it include a Jira ticket ID?: If you mention one in your task description. For example, if you paste 'PROJ-123: Fix race condition in checkout', a suggestion like <code>fix/PROJ-123-checkout-race</code> comes back. Ticket IDs in the branch name auto-link PRs and commits in most issue trackers.
Why three suggestions instead of one?: Branch naming has real variation in scope and specificity. Three options — usually one terse, one medium, one more descriptive — let you pick the right level. Also, branch names are near-permanent in the git reflog, so a 5-second choice now saves future confusion.
What about long-lived branches like main and develop?: This tool is for short-lived feature, fix, and chore branches — the ones you create for a single unit of work and delete after merging. Never rename <code>main</code>, <code>master</code>, <code>develop</code>, or release branches based on a one-shot AI suggestion.

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