multi-repo-git

name	multi-repo-git
description	Use when performing git operations (sync, branch, status) across the SEBT repos — switching branches, pulling latest, creating feature branches, or checking repo state
allowed-tools	Bash(git -C:*)

Multi-Repo Git Operations

Manage git operations across the SEBT repositories in parallel. Since the monorepo consolidation (ADR 0017), there are two: this monorepo (portal + state contract + CO connector) and the external DC connector.

Repositories

# The DC connector is a sibling checkout of the monorepo.
monorepo="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
dc_connector="$(dirname "$monorepo")/sebt-self-service-portal-dc-connector"

All git commands MUST use git -C <repo-path> to be explicit about the target directory.

Operations

sync — Checkout main and pull latest

Default: both repos. User may specify a subset.

1. Run git -C <path> checkout main on each repo (parallel)
2. Run git -C <path> pull on each repo (parallel)
3. Report results in a summary table

branch — Create or checkout a feature branch

Requires: branch name from user, and which repos to target (ask if not specified).

• To create: git -C <path> checkout -b <branch>
• To checkout existing: git -C <path> checkout <branch>

Run in parallel across targeted repos. Report results.

status — Show state of all repos

Run git -C <path> status --short --branch on both repos in parallel.

Present as a summary table:

Repo	Branch	Clean?	Tracking

Rules

• Parallel execution: Always run independent git commands across repos in parallel (multiple Bash tool calls in one message).
• Atomic commands: Each git -C call is a separate Bash invocation. Never chain with && or ;.
• Read-only by default: Only sync and status run without confirmation. For branch, confirm the branch name and target repos before executing.
• Always summarize: End every operation with a concise table showing results per repo.