Checkout a Git branch or commit with uncommitted change safeguards.
npx skills add https://github.com/OpenAuthority/clawthority --skill git-checkout
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git_checkout Source: https://github.com/OpenAuthority/clawthority/tree/main/examples/skills/git_checkout Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OpenAuthority/clawthority --skill git-checkout
Switches the working directory to a specified branch or commit in a git repository. It enables you to move the repository state to a target ref, with safeguards for missing refs or uncommitted changes.
Checkout a branch or commit by providing its ref.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To switch a git branch, specify the target branch ref to checkout. The operation moves the working directory state to that branch and returns the checked-out ref with a status message.
Yes, you can checkout a specific commit by providing its ref. This places the repository in a detached HEAD state, allowing you to inspect historical repository changes safely.
The checkout operation detects uncommitted changes and blocks the switch. You must commit or stash modifications before changing branches to prevent losing work.
Provide the main branch ref to checkout. This switches the working directory back from a feature branch or detached HEAD state to the main development line.
Git checkout fails for missing refs because the target branch or commit cannot be found. The operation requires the specified ref to exist in the repository before switching.
Detached HEAD state occurs when you checkout a commit instead of a branch. It is needed to inspect past repository states without altering branch history.
dogekikiSynchronize local LaTeX directories with Overleaf projects via Git.
realsigridjinCreate atomic Git commits with conventional formatting and manage repository history.
denniscalazansReset the Git working directory to the main branch safely.
hyperjumptechStore files on a Git branch using a temporary worktree.
