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agent-skills-git
agent-skills-git contains 13 collected skills from niboj, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Use this skill when you need to deliver a complete Git change from inspected repository state through commit, push, and final human-facing summary.
Use this skill when the Git repository is in an unsafe or ambiguous state and the agent must stop, explain the risk, and route to the safest next action.
Use this skill when you need to start an agent session in a Git repository by inspecting branch, remote, worktree, and risk signals before any modification.
Use this skill when you need to create, rename, or validate a Git work branch from a safe and synchronized base branch.
Use this skill when you need to stage, split, and describe Git commits so each commit carries one clear intent with a traceable message.
Use this skill when you need to resolve Git merge or rebase conflicts methodically, document the chosen resolution, and validate the repository before continuing.
Use this skill when you need to create, deliver, and document an urgent Git hotfix from the correct protected base without bypassing review and safety rules.
Use this skill when you need to enforce protected-branch Git rules and block direct commits, unsafe rewrites, or destructive actions on protected refs.
Use this skill when you need to prepare, update, or validate a Git pull request with a clear change summary, validations, risks, and review context.
Use this skill when you need to synchronize local Git history with a remote branch and must choose safely between fetch, rebase, merge, or refusal.
Use this skill when you need to undo a Git change, recover lost work, or choose safely between restore, reset, revert, and reflog-based recovery.
Use this skill when you need to create an annotated Git tag, collect commits since the previous release, and prepare release-note inputs safely.
Use this skill when you need a narrow Git procedure with explicit guardrails, required inputs, and reusable references.