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Undo or revert code changes safely. Use when the user asks to undo, revert, roll back, restore, recover, go back, remove recent changes, or compare current work against a previous checkpoint.
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| name | code-change-undo-revert |
| description | Undo or revert code changes safely. Use when the user asks to undo, revert, roll back, restore, recover, go back, remove recent changes, or compare current work against a previous checkpoint. |
Use this skill when the user wants to go back safely. The job is to identify what changed, preserve user work, and choose the least destructive undo path.
Use when the user says:
Inspect the current state.
git status --short --branch when in a git repo.Choose the safest target.
Avoid broad destructive commands.
git reset --hard, git clean -fd, or branch deletion unless explicitly requested and confirmed.Apply the revert.
git restore path/to/file for clearly scoped tracked files.Verify and report.
Be explicit: