Validate git repository identity, remote reachability, and branch alignment before a cast.
npx skills add https://github.com/shellicar/skills --skill preflight-shellicar
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: preflight Source: https://github.com/shellicar/skills/tree/main/skills/preflight Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shellicar/skills --skill preflight-shellicar
Verifies the working environment at the start of a cast: identity, remote, clean tree, branch divergence to prevent wasted effort from misconfigured state.
Run the preflight script to validate your repository state before starting a cast.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Verifying your git environment before modifying a repository involves checking repository presence, identity configuration, remote reachability, and branch alignment. This preflight validation outputs a JSON snapshot to confirm the state and prevent proceeding with incorrect assumptions.
Preflight validation for a git workflow is a one-time check that confirms repository presence, git identity, and remote reachability. It is needed to prevent wasted effort from misconfigured states, ensuring hard failures for missing identity or unreachable remotes before modifications begin.
Checking git branch divergence and working tree status requires validating the current branch against the default branch and origin. This process reports a clean tree state and recent history, outputting a JSON environment snapshot to guide safe modifications.
Yes, the preflight git validation requires both jq and git dependencies. It uses jq to parse the JSON environment snapshot containing identity, working_tree, and recent_log data, while git is used to validate the repository state and branch alignment.
If your git remote is unreachable or your identity is missing, environment validation triggers hard failures. This prevents the workflow from proceeding with incorrect assumptions, ensuring that fetch failures and missing identity configuration are caught before any repository modifications start.
Yes, you can automate git branch creation and remote fetch checks in one step using a preflight script. It validates remote accessibility, handles branch divergence from origin, and ensures correct branch alignment before proceeding with repository modifications.
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