git-undo

Revert the most recent Git commit while keeping changes staged.

10|2|Updated Nov 11, 2025

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npx skills add https://github.com/toilahuongg/Shopify-Agents-Kit --skill git-undo

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Skill: git-undo
Source: https://github.com/toilahuongg/Shopify-Agents-Kit/tree/main/.claude/skills/git-undo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/toilahuongg/Shopify-Agents-Kit --skill git-undo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill allows you to revert the last Git commit while preserving your changes in the staging area, enabling easy correction of commit messages or addition of forgotten files.

Core Features & Use Cases

Soft Reset: Undoes the last commit without discarding any changes.
Commit Correction: Perfect for fixing typos in commit messages or including missed files.
Use Case: You just committed but realized you forgot to add a crucial file. Use this skill to undo the commit, add the file, and then recommit.

Quick Start

Undo the last commit but keep the file changes in the staging area.

Frequently Asked Questions about git-undo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I undo the last git commit but keep my changes?▼

To undo the last git commit while keeping your changes, perform a soft reset using `git reset --soft HEAD~1`. This moves your modifications back to the staging area, allowing you to amend commit messages or add forgotten files before recommitting.

What is the best way to fix a typo in a git commit message?▼

The best way to fix a typo in a git commit message is to undo the commit with a soft reset. This reverts the commit while retaining all modifications in the staging area, enabling you to correct the message and create a new commit.

How do I add a forgotten file to my most recent git commit?▼

To add a forgotten file, undo the last git commit using a soft reset, which retains your changes in the staging area. You can then stage the missed file and create a new commit with all modifications included.

Does undoing a git commit with a soft reset discard file changes?▼

Undoing a git commit with a soft reset does not discard file changes. It reverts the commit history while preserving all modifications in the staging area, ensuring no code is lost during the commit correction process.

When should I use a soft reset instead of other git undo methods?▼

Use a soft reset to undo a git commit when you need to retain all modifications in the staging area. It is ideal for correcting commit messages or adding missed files, as it preserves your working changes without deleting them.