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Split the current `git` commit into multiple focused, self-contained, easy to review commits.
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Create a new Claude Code skill following the conventions of existing skills.
| name | git-split |
| description | Split the current `git` commit into multiple focused, self-contained, easy to review commits. |
| argument-hint | [extra guidance on how to split] |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash(git show *)","Bash(git log *)","Bash(git reset HEAD~1)","Bash(git add *)","Bash(git commit *)","Bash(git stash)","Bash(git stash pop)"] |
Split the current git commit into multiple focused, self-contained, easy to
review commits.
git show
$ARGUMENTS
package.json,
Makefile, CI config). If no signals are found, ask the user<imperative-mood description>: <file or hunk list>git reset HEAD~1 so all changes return to the working treegit stash
<verification commands>
git stash pop
git log --oneline -<commit count> and show the
resulting stackStage specific files for the first commit, then commit:
git add <files for first commit>
git commit -m "<first commit description>"
When a single file contains changes that belong in different commits, use file manipulation: