recomposing-commits

To clean up messy git commits, this Skill interactively guides you through rebasing, splitting, and reordering commits to ensure your feature branch history is logical and clear before merging.

Worktree isolation creates a separate environment to rebase and restructure commits, ensuring your original branch remains completely unaffected and safe from accidental corruption until you review and apply the final history.

Yes, you can split commits with overlapping file changes. The process stages and edits grouped changes interactively, handling complex overlapping modifications safely while maintaining logical commit organization.

The safest way to reorder git commits is through a review-driven process that enforces safety checks to protect main branches, prompting you to verify the new history before applying any changes to your branch.

Yes, the git history cleanup process enforces safety checks designed specifically to protect main branches, requiring you to review the restructured commit log before any changes are permanently applied to your branch.