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Work with Magit buffers and live Git state inside Emacs.
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Inspect Emacs commands, variables, bindings, defaults, and buffer-local values.
Inspect live Emacs runtime state such as buffers, variables, hooks, keymaps, features, warnings, and backtraces.
Work with live Emacs buffers, regions, point, narrowing, and window-local editing state.
Reload Emacs configuration safely and diagnose stale package or variable state after configuration changes.
Diagnose Emacs hook ordering, key binding shadowing, remaps, and advice-related behavior.
Use editor-backed language server workflows such as diagnostics, definitions, references, rename, and code actions.
| name | magit-workflow |
| title | Magit Workflow |
| description | Work with Magit buffers and live Git state inside Emacs. |
| type | instruction |
| tools | emacs_eval, bash |
| capability | true |
| source | package |
| package | magit |
| modes | magit-status-mode, magit-diff-mode, magit-revision-mode |
| features | magit |
| keywords | magit, stage, unstage, hunk, commit, stash, rebase, status, branch |
| disclosure | active |
| risk | medium |
When the task depends on Magit UI state, inspect Magit buffers and sections directly. Distinguish Magit-visible state from plain git command output.
Use shell git only when it answers the question more directly or when no Magit buffer state is relevant.
