yeet

name	yeet
description	Turn Laboratory worktree changes into coherent commits and push when appropriate. Classifies every path, keeps experiment/data boundaries clear, and refuses secrets or default-branch pushes. Trigger: /yeet, /ship-local.
argument-hint	[--dry-run] [--single-commit] [--no-push]

/yeet

Turn the current worktree into reviewable commits. This is not a blind git wrapper. It classifies every changed path, preserves user work, and keeps experiment data separate from code/docs.

Process

1. Read:
   • git status --short --untracked-files=all
   • git diff --stat
   • git log -10 --oneline
   • current branch name
2. Classify every path:
   • experiment: design, harness, analyzer, tests
   • analysis: analysis scripts or statistical utilities
   • data: immutable run artifacts
   • report: findings, paper, blog, summaries, charts
   • docs: README, architecture, backlog, plans
   • infra: CI, Makefile, wrappers, Spellbook harness
   • debris: caches, logs, scratch output
   • secret-risk: env files or plausible credentials
3. Run the relevant verification. Default is make ci-smoke.
4. Split commits by concern and by the repo's commit prefixes: experiment:, data:, analysis:, report:, infra:, docs:, refactor:, or fix:.
5. Push only from a non-default branch, unless the user explicitly asks for a local-only commit flow.

Safety

• Never force-push.
• Never use git add -A before classification.
• Never mix generated live data with code in the same commit.
• Never commit secrets.
• Never delete untracked user work unless it is unambiguous debris.
• Never push directly to master.

Output

Report commits created, paths deliberately left unstaged or ignored, commands run, push target, and final worktree status.