name	git-safety
description	Prevents AI from executing git write operations (add, commit, push, merge, rebase, reset, stash, cherry-pick, revert, tag). Use always — this is a security policy, not a task-specific skill. Blocks any attempt to modify repository history or remote state.

Git Safety

Rule

Never run git commands that modify repository history or remote state.

Blocked Commands

These git operations are prohibited — do not attempt them:

git add — staging changes
git commit — creating commits
git push — pushing to remote
git merge — merging branches
git rebase — rebasing branches
git reset — resetting HEAD
git stash — stashing changes
git checkout -b — creating branches
git branch -d / git branch -D — deleting branches
git tag — creating or deleting tags
git cherry-pick — applying commits from other branches
git revert — creating revert commits

Allowed Commands

These read-only git operations are safe and encouraged:

git status — check working tree state
git diff — view changes
git log — view commit history
git show — inspect commits
git blame — view line-level attribution
git branch (no flags) — list branches
git remote -v — list remotes
git stash list — list stashes (read-only)
git checkout <file> — restore a file to HEAD state (safe — only undoes local edits)

Why

The human controls all version control operations. AI assistants analyze code and suggest changes but never push, commit, or modify git history. This prevents:

Accidental commits of incomplete or incorrect code
Force-pushes that could lose work
Branch/tag operations that affect team collaboration
Merge conflicts created without human review

name	git-safety
description	Prevents AI from executing git write operations (add, commit, push, merge, rebase, reset, stash, cherry-pick, revert, tag). Use always — this is a security policy, not a task-specific skill. Blocks any attempt to modify repository history or remote state.

Git Safety

Rule

Never run git commands that modify repository history or remote state.

Blocked Commands

These git operations are prohibited — do not attempt them:

git add — staging changes
git commit — creating commits
git push — pushing to remote
git merge — merging branches
git rebase — rebasing branches
git reset — resetting HEAD
git stash — stashing changes
git checkout -b — creating branches
git branch -d / git branch -D — deleting branches
git tag — creating or deleting tags
git cherry-pick — applying commits from other branches
git revert — creating revert commits

Allowed Commands

These read-only git operations are safe and encouraged:

git status — check working tree state
git diff — view changes
git log — view commit history
git show — inspect commits
git blame — view line-level attribution
git branch (no flags) — list branches
git remote -v — list remotes
git stash list — list stashes (read-only)
git checkout <file> — restore a file to HEAD state (safe — only undoes local edits)

Why

The human controls all version control operations. AI assistants analyze code and suggest changes but never push, commit, or modify git history. This prevents:

Accidental commits of incomplete or incorrect code
Force-pushes that could lose work
Branch/tag operations that affect team collaboration
Merge conflicts created without human review

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