| name | git-workflow-trigger |
| description | Natural language wrapper for git commands - automatically triggers /git:commit, /git:status, /git:push when users express git workflow intent |
| schema_version | 1 |
git-workflow-trigger
Type: WRITE-CAPABLE
DAIC Modes: IMPLEMENT only
Priority: Medium
Trigger Reference
This skill activates on:
- Keywords: "commit changes", "save changes", "create commit", "git status", "show changes", "push changes", "commit this", "save work", "git commit", "push to remote", "push work"
- Intent Patterns:
(commit|save).*?(changes|work), create.*?commit, (show|display|check).*(changes|status), push.*?(changes|to remote|work)
From: skill-rules.json - git-workflow-trigger configuration
Purpose
Automatically trigger git commands (/git:commit, /git:status, /git:push) when users express git workflow intent using natural language.
Important: This skill is classified as WRITE-CAPABLE and only triggers in IMPLEMENT mode, even for read-only operations like git status. This is intentional to keep git operations grouped together. If you need git status outside IMPLEMENT mode, use the /git:status command directly.
Core Behavior
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Git Workflow Detection
- Detect git operations from natural language
- Route to appropriate git command based on intent
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Command Routing
- Commit: "commit changes" →
/git:commit
- Status: "show changes" →
/git:status
- Push: "push changes" →
/git:push
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Mode Restriction
- This skill only triggers in IMPLEMENT mode (WRITE-CAPABLE classification)
- All git operations (including status) are grouped together
- For git status outside IMPLEMENT mode, use
/git:status directly
Natural Language Examples
Triggers this skill:
- ✓ "Commit my changes"
- ✓ "Save work and commit"
- ✓ "Show my changes"
- ✓ "Push to remote"
- ✓ "Git status"
Safety Guardrails
WRITE-CAPABLE RULES:
- ✓ Only write operations in IMPLEMENT mode
- ✓ Verify active task for commits
- ✓ Read operations (status) allowed in any mode
