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Check for untracked/modified changes in the workspace, draft a descriptive commit message, commit them, and push the commit.
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| name | git-check-commit-push |
| description | Check for untracked/modified changes in the workspace, draft a descriptive commit message, commit them, and push the commit. |
Automate staging, committing, and pushing workspace changes.
git status. If clean, stop and notify user.git add -A.git diff --cached --stat to view changes. Draft a concise conventional commit message (max 50 chars).git commit -m "<message>".git push.Use to audit, evaluate, and verify workspace configuration compliance and inheritance integrity against universal workstation standards.
Use to execute the implementation phase of onboarding an existing project workspace. Generates localized overrides, configuration snippets, and pre-commit hooks.
Use when onboarding an existing project workspace into our hierarchical workstation ecosystem. This skill performs gap analysis, local override mapping, and refactoring planning without generating code.
Run the research and planning phase of development to produce a functional architecture, design spec, and checklist without modifying code or writing implementation files.
Provides a structured workflow for Document-Driven Design (DocDD) and development. Guides the agent to design functional architectures, identify technical pitfalls, and write token-efficient specs suitable for local models (e.g. Ollama) before coding.
Use to autonomously execute an approved implementation plan. Writes production code, creates tests, and modifies files in strict sequence. No explanations, no architectural discussion — pure high-density code execution.