git-safety-check

Prevent a detached HEAD by running a git safety check that verifies the active branch with git branch --show-current and automatically creates a protective temporary branch if HEAD is detached.

The best way to ensure a clean git working tree before a rebase is to run a safety check using git status to validate the working directory and flag any submodule cleanliness issues.

Validate git remotes before pushing a branch reset by running a safety check that executes git remote -v to confirm remote repository configurations and ensure correct push targets.

Your git workflow risks destructive states after history diverges because the active branch becomes uncertain; a safety check mitigates this by enforcing branch verification and working tree cleanliness.

Yes, you can check submodule cleanliness during a git branch switch by running a safety protocol that flags submodule status alongside verifying the active branch and working tree state.

Run a git safety check for risk management before executing rebase, reset, or branch-switch workflows where the active branch is uncertain, history diverges, or a dirty working tree may cause data loss.