git-undo

To undo a git commit while keeping changes staged, this Skill analyzes your committed history and recommends the exact reset command needed. It guides you through an interactive decision tree to ensure your working directory remains intact.

The best way to discard unstaged changes is to let this Skill analyze your repository state and recommend the precise git command. It checks your working directory and provides exact instructions to safely revert unwanted modifications.

Git reset moves your current branch pointer backward, while git revert creates a new commit that undoes previous changes. This Skill evaluates your committed history and recommends the appropriate command to safely undo operations without losing work.

Yes, you can unstage files while keeping your modifications intact. This Skill examines your staged and unstaged changes, then recommends the precise git command to remove files from the staging area without altering your working directory.

Yes, this Skill ensures safe undoing of git operations by prompting for explicit user confirmation before executing any destructive commands. It analyzes your repository state to prevent accidental data loss during reverts or resets.

You should avoid using git reset on commits that have already been pushed to a shared remote repository. This Skill analyzes your local committed history and provides confirmation prompts to prevent destructive resets that could overwrite collaborative work.