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Push local changes directly to configured branch on GitHub
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Push local changes directly to configured branch on GitHub
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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Cross-device sync for OpenClaw workspace (skills, memory, settings) via GitHub
Pull latest files from GitHub sync repo
Clear Any Sync config and delete lockfile
Initialize Any Sync config and run first pull — guided setup wizard
Show sync status — auth, config, last sync, pending changes
Pull latest workspace files from GitHub sync repo
| name | push |
| description | Push local changes directly to configured branch on GitHub |
Push local changes directly to the configured branch on GitHub.
Look for config at $HOME/.any-sync.json first, then .any-sync.json in the current directory. If neither exists, tell the user to run /any-sync:start first.
Run the status command to see what has changed:
npx @any-sync/cli status "<config-path>" ".any-sync.lock"
Show the user which files have changed (modified or new) across all mappings.
Check the untracked array in the status output for each mapping. These are files that exist locally in the sync directory but don't match the current include patterns.
If there are untracked files:
Untracked files detected (not matching current sync rules):
[claude-skills]
- my-new-skill.yaml
- tools/helper.py
[claude-memory]
- notes.txt
notes.txt)**/*.yaml) and let the user choose between the glob or individual filenamesnpx @any-sync/cli update-config "<config-path>" "<mapping-name>" --add-include "<pattern>" [--add-include "<pattern>" ...]
If there are no untracked files, skip to the next step.
Ask the user to confirm before pushing. Show:
If confirmed:
npx @any-sync/cli push "<config-path>" ".any-sync.lock"
Parse the JSON output and report: