Classify untracked and uncommitted files into Track, Ignore, Delete, or Keep Local buckets.
npx skills add https://github.com/xinye1/xl-skills --skill git-triage
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git-triage Source: https://github.com/xinye1/xl-skills/tree/main/skills/git-triage Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xinye1/xl-skills --skill git-triage
This skill resolves the chaos of a dirty working tree by systematically classifying untracked and uncommitted files, preventing accidental commits of junk, secrets, or build artifacts.
Ask the assistant to triage the current git status and help you clean up the untracked files in the repository.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To clean up untracked files in a git repository, you can triage the working tree to classify files into Track, Ignore, Delete, or Keep Local buckets. This systematic classification prevents accidental commits of junk, build artifacts, or secrets by requiring manual verification before executing destructive operations.
Sorting a dirty git working tree requires classifying untracked and uncommitted files by their origin and purpose. This triage process categorizes changes into distinct action buckets, ensuring repository hygiene and preventing bulk actions like git add -A from sweeping in unwanted files before a handover.
Preventing accidental commits of secrets and build artifacts requires a safety-first workflow that reasons through every file change. By categorizing untracked files into distinct buckets and verifying each classification manually, you ensure only intended files are tracked or ignored via gitignore optimization.
Yes, you can use this git triage process for repositories cluttered with thousands of untracked files after a build. It resolves the chaos by systematically categorizing each file into Track, Ignore, Delete, or Keep Local buckets based on its origin and purpose.
Yes, cleaning up a dirty git working tree requires manual verification of file classifications before performing any destructive operations. This safety-first approach ensures every untracked or uncommitted file is reasoned and verified, preventing accidental data loss or improper gitignore assignments.
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