| name | git |
| description | Family of focused, safe git skills for conventional commits, push + PR flows, and worktree-based parallel development. All skills enforce strict rules around git command usage. |
| user-invocable | true |
Git Skills
A coordinated set of skills for everyday git work that prioritize safety, conventional practices, and the ability to work on multiple independent changes without interference.
Critical Shared Rules
NEVER use git -C <path> in any git command. The session is already active in the correct working directory. Always use plain git commands.
All skills in this family follow this rule strictly.
Available Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|
/git:commit | Create a clean conventional commit with live diff review |
/git:commit-push | Commit + push in a single safe flow |
/git:commit-pr | Commit, push, and open a pull request |
/git:worktree-create | Create an isolated git worktree and enter it for parallel work |
/git:worktree-delete | Safely delete a worktree with merge-safety checks |
When to Use This Family
- You need to make a commit and want help writing a good message while reviewing changes.
- You want to push changes or open a PR with proper checks.
- You need to work on a feature/fix without disturbing your current branch (worktrees).
- You need to clean up old worktrees safely.
Each sub-skill contains the detailed procedures, argument hints, and safety checks.
See the individual skills for full instructions and examples.