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Block no verify

Skill vtgiang-dotcom/Solo-Code-Harness/.claude/skills/block-no-verify

Prevent commits that skip pre-commit hooks (--no-verify, -n). Auto-loads when git commit with bypass flags is attempted. Triggers: commit --no-verify, git commit -n, git push --no-verify.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add vtgiang-dotcom/Solo-Code-Harness --skill block-no-verify

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SKILL.md

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Block No-Verify

Prevent git commit --no-verify which bypasses security scanning, lint, and pre-commit hooks.

Detection Patterns

Block any of these patterns:

  • git commit --no-verify
  • git commit -n
  • git push --no-verify
  • git am --no-verify

Response

When detected, respond with:

BLOCKED: git commit with --no-verify detected.

Pre-commit hooks exist for a reason — they run:
  - Secret scanning (python .github/scripts/security_scan.py .)
  - Linting (ruff check .)
  - Guard tests (node .github/hooks/scripts/guard.test.js)

Run without --no-verify to pass all gates, OR
explain why you need to bypass (e.g., emergency hotfix with documented reason).

If you have a valid reason, run:
  git commit -m "message" --no-verify
  (will be logged for audit)

Governance

If bypass is accepted, document in .kilo/logs/no-verify-audit.md:

  • Date and time
  • Reason for bypass
  • Files changed
  • Who approved

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