Revert qsd workflow phase or plan commits using the phase manifest with dependency validation.
npx skills add https://github.com/thecomputer07/qsd --skill qsd-undo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: qsd-undo Source: https://github.com/thecomputer07/qsd/tree/main/skills/qsd-undo Command: npx skills add https://github.com/thecomputer07/qsd --skill qsd-undo
Roll back qsd workflow changes safely by reverting the most recent phase or plan commits using the phase manifest, with dependency checks and a confirmation gate.
Trigger an undo of the most recent phase or plan and confirm before changes are applied.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To safely revert git commits without breaking dependencies, use a manifest-guided rollback process that validates phase dependencies before applying reverts. This ensures your workflow history remains auditable and intact.
A phase manifest rollback is a git revert method that uses a phase manifest to identify and undo specific plan or phase commits. It validates dependencies and applies a confirmation gate to ensure auditable history.
Yes, you need a manifest file to undo recent workflow commits. The revert process requires a phase manifest, Git history access, and undo workflow definitions to execute dependency checks and rollbacks correctly.
To undo the most recent phase or plan commit in git, trigger an interactive last-N revert that identifies recent commits and applies safeguards. A confirmation gate ensures changes are safe before application.
Yes, you can revert a specific plan commit while maintaining an auditable history. The rollback process uses dependency validation and a confirmation gate to ensure a traceable path for compliance.
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