There are two client-side hooks available in the root directory of the project: prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg.

"prepare-commit-msg" is called prior to firing up the commit message editor. It adds the proper prefix to the commit message, by automatically extracting issue number from the name of a feature branch.

"commit-msg" is called after the message has been edited. This hook checks the conformity of a commit message.

Hooks (both or just one of them) can be activated by creating symlinks in .git/hooks directory:
$ ln -s ../../prepare-commit-msg.py .git/hooks/prepare-commit-msg
$ ln -s ../../commit-msg.py .git/hooks/commit-msg

Please be aware that hook activation (symlink creation) needs to be repeated every time a worksuite repository is cloned. This is due to the fact that ".git" directory belongs to the local repository copy only, i.e. its files are not version controlled.

In situations when it is not desired to execute hooks, "--no-verify" option can be passed to a commit command.