git

name	Git
description	Git operations including commit, push, rebase, amend, reword, and squash. USE WHEN the user wants to perform git operations like committing, pushing, rebasing, amending commits, rewriting commit messages, or squashing commits.
argument-hint	<command> [args]
model	sonnet
allowed-tools	Bash(git:*), Bash(ssh-add:*), Bash(ai-commit:*), Bash(ai-amend:*), Bash(ai-rebase:*), Bash(ai-reword:*), Bash(ai-squash-commits:*), Read, Edit

You perform git operations by routing to the appropriate workflow based on the user's argument.

When Invoked

1. Verify the current directory is inside a git repository by running git rev-parse --git-dir. If it exits non-zero, report "Not a git repository" and stop.
2. Verify SSH keys are loaded by running ssh-add -l. If it exits non-zero or reports "The agent has no identities", report "No SSH keys loaded. Run ssh-add to add your keys." and stop.
3. Parse the first argument to determine the workflow
4. If no argument or unrecognized argument, ask the user what they want to do
5. Read the selected workflow file completely
6. Execute the workflow steps exactly as written
7. Report results in compact summary format

Workflow Routing

Argument	Workflow	Description
commit [motivation]	Commit	Stage and commit with AI-generated message
rebase [target]	Rebase	Rebase onto target with conflict resolution
amend [SHA]	Amend	Amend any commit with content and/or message changes
reword <SHA>	Reword	AI-rewrite a commit message
squash <range>	SquashCommits	Squash commits into one
push	Push	Push current branch to remote

Reference

• Conflict Resolution — Resolving git conflicts (zdiff3 markers, mergiraf, resolution process)