Revert git changes by phase or plan with dependency validation.
npx skills add https://github.com/hadpadrahul/school-erp --skill gsd-undo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gsd-undo Source: https://github.com/hadpadrahul/school-erp/tree/main/.codex/skills/gsd-undo Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hadpadrahul/school-erp --skill gsd-undo
Reverting git changes can be risky when they belong to a phase or plan with dependencies. This skill provides a safe, manifest-driven mechanism to revert entire phases or plans while ensuring dependency integrity.
Invoke the gsd-undo skill with the desired mode and confirm the revert before applying changes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To safely revert git commits by plan, use a manifest-driven mechanism with --plan NN-MM to target specific commits, validate dependencies, and require explicit user confirmation before executing the undo.
Phase-aware git revert uses a phase manifest to revert entire phases only when dependency checks are satisfied, performing dry runs if possible and logging actions for audit trails.
Yes, you can undo recent git changes using the --last N mode, which interactively shows recent GSD commits for user selection before applying the revert through a confirmation gate.
Yes, the manifest-driven revert integrates with standard git workflows by validating phase dependencies, running dry runs if possible, and logging all undo actions for audit traceability.
Reverting git phases with dependency checks is limited by dependency integrity; the phase revert will not proceed unless dependencies are satisfied, and it requires explicit user confirmation alongside a valid phase manifest.
thecomputer07Revert qsd workflow phase or plan commits using the phase manifest with dependency validation.
WesleyMFrederickSquashes Git feature-branch history into a single commit when merging to main.
SensLiaoReverse specified Git commits in a GSD workflow with dependency checks.
tinner-deinnoRevert GSD-related Git commits by phase, plan range, or recent count.
