Group modified and untracked files into logical git commits and print the command sequence.
npx skills add https://github.com/jaqg/daimon --skill git-sync-jaqg
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git-sync Source: https://github.com/jaqg/daimon/tree/main/git/skills/git-sync Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jaqg/daimon --skill git-sync-jaqg
This Skill automates batching working-tree changes into meaningful commits and provides a safe, previewed sequence of git operations to stage, commit, and push, reducing manual error and cognitive load during collaboration.
Run the skill to scan your repository and generate a ready-to-run, grouped git sequence for committing and pushing your changes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To group files into logical git commits, the skill reads your git status and proposes coherent commit groupings based on the working-tree changes. It then outputs the necessary stage, commit, and push commands without executing them unless explicitly requested.
Yes, you can preview git add, commit, and push commands before running them. By default, the skill operates in a dry-run mode, generating a safe, fully previewed command sequence for staging, committing, and pushing your changes without executing anything.
Handling ambiguous untracked files when preparing a git commit sequence is managed automatically by the skill. It scans your repository status, identifies ambiguous untracked files, and incorporates them into proposed coherent commit groupings.
No, this git workflow tool does not require any external dependencies to run. It operates independently using internal scripts to analyze your repository status and generate the grouped stage, commit, and push command sequence.
The best way to commit all changes and push in one step is to use an execute mode that applies the generated sequence of git operations. The skill batches working-tree changes into meaningful commits and executes the stage, commit, and push commands when explicitly requested.
Already-staged files are handled during the commit grouping process by reading the current git status and integrating them into the proposed coherent commit groupings. This ensures your staged changes are included in the final stage, commit, and push command sequence.
t-miura-024Analyze git repository changes and retrieve detailed diffs for modified files.
helderbertoAmend the previous commit and push changes to a remote repository.
takemi-ohamaMerge the latest default branch into the current working branch.
guidodinelloGenerate granular conventional commits from staged Git changes.
