synthesis-repo-guard

To detect uncommitted and unpushed git changes across multiple repositories, use a workspace scanner that reports modified, staged, and untracked files per repo. This skill automates that process and provides ahead/behind status with origin.

A session-end hook for syncing git repositories is an automated check that runs when an AI coding tool finishes its task. It detects any uncommitted or unpushed changes left behind, ensuring your work reaches GitHub before the session closes.

Yes, you can use a Python stdlib script to check git workspace status without external dependencies. This skill operates using only the Python standard library and the git CLI, functioning as a zero-dependency, non-destructive tool.

To integrate an unpushed changes check into your CI/CD workflow, use a CLI tool that returns standard exit codes based on repository sync status. This skill provides defined exit codes to fail pipelines when uncommitted or unpushed changes are detected.

The best way to prevent AI coding tools from leaving unsynced git repositories is to enforce a session-end check. This skill acts as a guard, detecting uncommitted or unpushed changes left by AI modifications and reporting per-repo status counts.

Yes, a zero-dependency git sync check works for scheduled checks across multiple projects. This skill can operate as a scheduled check, scanning your entire workspace to report uncommitted changes and pending pushes without requiring external packages.