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Checks whether a given path exists in the filesystem, returning a boolean result for both files and directories.

Copies a file from a source path to a destination path. The source file remains unchanged after the operation.

Removes a file or empty directory at the specified path. Recursive deletion and trash/recycle-bin moves are out of scope.

Replaces the first occurrence of old_string with new_string in a file.

Searches a directory tree recursively for files whose relative path matches a glob pattern, returning an array of absolute file paths.

Stages specified file paths or glob patterns for commit in a git repository.

Creates a new branch in a git repository with an optional starting point.

Switches the working directory to a specified branch or commit in a git repository.

Clones a remote git repository to a specified local path.

Returns unified diff output for a git repository, with optional ref and path filters.

Returns formatted commit history for a git repository, with optional limit and path filters.

Merges a specified branch into the current branch in a git repository.

Pushes commits from the current branch to a remote git repository.

Resets the current HEAD to a specified commit with a chosen reset mode (soft, mixed, or hard).

Returns the current git repository status with staged, unstaged, and untracked file lists.

Searches for a regex pattern across files in a directory tree, returning an array of matches with file paths, line numbers, and matched line content.

Lists file and directory names in a specified path, with optional recursive traversal.

Creates a directory at the specified path, including any missing parent directories. Returns gracefully if the directory already exists.

Moves a file from a source path to a destination path. The source file is removed after a successful move.

Reads the UTF-8 text content of a file and returns it as a string.

Reads the UTF-8 text content of multiple files in a single concurrent operation, returning a mapping of paths to their content or error status.

Writes UTF-8 text content to a file, creating it (and any missing parent directories) if it does not exist, or overwriting it if it does.