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Performs git operations: creating branches from ticket keys, staging and committing changes with conventional commit messages, and pushing to origin. Use when branching, committing, or pushing code.
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Creates, reads, and updates the per-workflow agent state file at .github/state/<TICKET-KEY>.md — a fast-access local mirror of workflow context that reduces GitHub API round-trips and enables richer resumption. Use when creating a new workflow, at phase transitions, or when resuming.
Restores full workflow context from an existing draft PR and its state file, then returns the current phase and all parsed context (plan, branch, ticket key, task statuses) so the orchestrator can route to the correct resume point. Use when the input to a workflow is a PR URL or number.
Updates an existing PR body by modifying MUTABLE blocks and appending to APPEND-ONLY blocks. Use when transitioning between workflow phases.
Updates an existing PR body by modifying MUTABLE blocks and appending to APPEND-ONLY blocks. Use when transitioning between workflow phases.
Creates, reads, and updates the per-workflow agent state file at .github/state/<TICKET-KEY>.md — a fast-access local mirror of workflow context that reduces GitHub API round-trips and enables richer resumption. Use when creating a new workflow, at phase transitions, or when resuming.
Creates a draft Pull Request using the canonical PR body template. Populates all initial blocks and returns PR URL + PR number. Use after the branch has been created and pushed.
| name | git-operations |
| description | Performs git operations: creating branches from ticket keys, staging and committing changes with conventional commit messages, and pushing to origin. Use when branching, committing, or pushing code. |
| argument-hint | command and arguments (e.g., create-branch PROJ-123 feat) |
Handles git workflow operations: branch creation, committing, and pushing. Enforces naming conventions and commit message standards.
Run the git helper script:
python3 ./.github/skills/git-operations/scripts/git_helper.py create-branch <TICKET_KEY> <TYPE>
Reference: git_helper.py
Branch naming convention:
<type>/<ticket-key-lowercase>feat/proj-123, fix/proj-456, chore/proj-789feat, fix, chore, refactor, docs, testThe script will:
Run:
python3 ./.github/skills/git-operations/scripts/git_helper.py commit "<MESSAGE>"
Commit message format: Follow the rules in commit-conventions.instructions.md.
Commit strategy — atomic commits:
Run:
python3 ./.github/skills/git-operations/scripts/git_helper.py push
Sets upstream tracking automatically on first push.
Token-based authentication (HTTPS remotes): The script automatically injects credentials from the environment via GIT_ASKPASS — no interactive prompt, no hanging. Ensure the relevant token is in .env or already exported:
GITHUB_TOKEN=<pat>BITBUCKET_TOKEN=<app-password> and BITBUCKET_USERNAME=<username>If the token is missing and push stalls, verify that .env at the repo root contains the correct variable and that load_env() ran (it runs automatically when you invoke the script). Do not fall back to gh auth or gh CLI for pushing — the script handles credentials directly.
Run:
python3 ./.github/skills/git-operations/scripts/git_helper.py status
Shows: current branch, upstream tracking, ahead/behind counts, changed files.