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Git commits, pushes, and GitHub operations using tokenlean. Covers tl push (with multi-file safety guard), tl commit-prep, tl gh (bulk issue/PR/release operations). Use when committing, pushing, creating/closing/viewing issues, managing PRs, creating releases, or any git/GitHub workflow.
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| name | github |
| description | Git commits, pushes, and GitHub operations using tokenlean. Covers tl push (with multi-file safety guard), tl commit-prep, tl gh (bulk issue/PR/release operations). Use when committing, pushing, creating/closing/viewing issues, managing PRs, creating releases, or any git/GitHub workflow. |
| compatibility | Codex CLI with terminal access, git, gh CLI, tokenlean CLI (npm i -g tokenlean) |
Token-efficient git and GitHub workflows via tl push, tl commit-prep, and tl gh.
Stages, commits, and pushes in one call.
Critical: multi-file safety guard. When multiple files are modified and no explicit files are given, tl push refuses to proceed — prints the modified file list and exits 1. You must specify which files to include.
# Single modified file — auto-stages
tl push "feat: add caching"
# Multiple modified files — MUST specify files
tl push "fix: resolve race" src/worker.mjs src/queue.mjs
# Include untracked (new) files
tl push "feat: new tool" bin/tl-new.mjs -A
# Commit without pushing
tl push "wip: checkpoint" src/foo.mjs --no-push
# Preview first
tl push "test" --dry-run
Pre-commit context: git status + diff stat + recent log. Use before tl push to decide which files to include.
tl commit-prep
tl push "fix: typo" README.md
Wraps multi-step GitHub API calls into single commands. Always pass -R owner/repo.
tl gh issue read -R owner/repo 434 # with sub-issues
tl gh issue read -R owner/repo 434 --no-body # compact
echo '[{"title":"A"},{"title":"B"}]' | tl gh issue create-batch -R owner/repo
tl gh issue add-sub -R owner/repo --parent 10 42 43
tl gh issue close -R owner/repo 1 2 3 -c "Done"
tl gh issue label-batch -R owner/repo --add "bug" 1 2 3
tl gh pr digest -R owner/repo 123 # full status
tl gh pr comments -R owner/repo 123 --unresolved # unresolved threads
tl gh pr land -R owner/repo 123 # CI wait + merge + cleanup
tl gh release notes -R owner/repo --tag v1.2.0
tl gh issue read / tl gh issue closetl gh (create-batch, close, label-batch)tl gh pr digesttl gh pr landtl push instead of raw git sequencestl commit-prep first when unsure what changed--dry-run on tl push and tl gh pr land to preview safelyFind duplicate functions and eliminate them so they stay gone. Triage tl dupes output by tier, apply the right consolidation pattern, and lock the win with a duplication-ratchet test. Use when asked to dedupe, remove duplication, consolidate copy-paste, clean up repeated helpers, or act on tl dupes output.
Find duplicate functions in Codex and remove them so they stay gone — triage tl dupes by tier, consolidate the second home (not both copies), and add a duplication-ratchet test to block regressions. Use when deduping, removing copy-paste, consolidating repeated helpers, or acting on tl dupes output.
Git commits, pushes, and GitHub operations using tokenlean. Covers tl push (with multi-file safety guard), tl commit-prep, tl gh (bulk issue/PR/release operations), and when to use tl gh vs gh CLI vs GitHub MCP. Use when committing, pushing, creating/closing/viewing issues, managing PRs, creating releases, or any git/GitHub workflow.
Add new functionality by understanding existing patterns and dependencies before writing code. Locates where the feature belongs, studies conventions, implements following precedent, then verifies integration. Use when asked to add a feature, flag, endpoint, component, or module.
Thorough code review using token-efficient context gathering. Analyzes PRs, diffs, or staged changes by checking blast radius, complexity, and dependencies before reviewing the actual code. Use when asked to review a PR, review changes, or do a code review.
Systematically investigate and fix bugs using token-efficient context gathering. Reproduces the issue first, localizes with blame and history, traces the call path, then verifies the fix. Use when asked to fix a bug, investigate an error, or debug unexpected behavior.