What problem does it solve? During long coding sessions, developers need quick throwaway checkpoint commits to save work-in-progress without stopping to craft careful commit messages. Writing these by hand is repetitive, and sloppy checkpoints clutter the git history that later agents and reviewers scan. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Delegated Checkpoint Commits: Runs ns flow cp to stage tracked and untracked changes and create a [cp] commit with a validated 1-3 bullet message. - Safety Guardrails: The CLI refuses to checkpoint on main or master and refuses when the worktree is clean, preventing accidental or empty commits. - Use Case: Mid-refactor, before switching tasks, invoke the skill to snapshot the current diff as a [cp] checkpoint instead of typing git commit -a -m cp, keeping the log readable for later agents. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a checkpoint commit of the current working tree using ns flow cp.