git-check-commit-push

name	git-check-commit-push
description	Check for untracked/modified changes in the workspace, draft a descriptive commit message, commit them, and push the commit.

Git Check, Commit, and Push

This skill automates checking for local modifications/untracked files, staging them, committing them with a descriptive message, and pushing to the remote repository.

Triggering

Trigger this skill when the user asks to "check for changes and commit/push", "sync repo", "push my changes", or similar requests.

Workflow

1. Check for changes:

   • Run git status in the repository's root directory.
   • If there are no changes, inform the user that the workspace is clean.

2. Stage files:

   • Run git add -A (or a specific path if requested) to stage all changes.

3. Formulate a descriptive commit message:

   • Look at the modified/added files from git status or run git diff --cached --stat to see what changed.
   • Write a detailed, conventional commit message based on the actual edits (e.g. docs: update help files, feat: add helper function, fix: loader issue).

4. Commit changes:

   • Run git commit -m "<message>" with the formulated message.

5. Push to remote:

   • Run git push to push the commits to the upstream branch.
   • If the push is rejected due to upstream changes, run git pull --rebase to integrate remote changes, then retry git push.