git-rewrite-history

Git history rewriting with mandatory dry-run validation lets you amend, squash, and reword commits safely. The Skill creates a detailed plan, backs up your repository, and requires explicit approval before applying any changes, eliminating the risk of irreversible mistakes.

Yes, you can squash multiple commits into a single commit with a clear message. The Skill handles the entire workflow—from planning to backup to execution—across local and remote branches with mandatory dry-run validation.

Rewriting commit messages with amend operations is safe when done with explicit dry-run proposals and backup creation. This Skill automates that process, showing you the exact changes before they're applied and preserving tag annotations throughout.

Force push after history rewriting requires careful planning and backup. This Skill manages the entire operation with mandatory dry-run approval, backup retention, and explicit confirmation steps to prevent accidental data loss.

Tag updates during history rewriting are supported with full annotation preservation. The Skill includes tag updates in its planning workflow, creates backups, and requires approval before executing any changes to ensure your tags remain intact.

The Skill creates backups before any destructive operation, allowing recovery if needed. Mandatory dry-run validation and explicit approval steps let you review the exact changes and abort before they're committed to your repository.