git

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name: git description: Execute Git commands including status, diff, log, branch, checkout, merge, and stash operations license: MIT compatibility: opencode metadata: audience: developers workflow: version-control

What I do

I execute Git commands to manage source code versioning. I can show repository status, display changes, view commit history, manage branches, merge code, and stash uncommitted work.

When to use me

Use this when:

• You need to check repository status or changes
• You're creating or switching branches
• You need to merge branches or resolve conflicts
• You're staging and committing changes
• You need to stash work temporarily

Common Commands

Copygit status              # Show working tree status
git diff                # Show unstaged changes
git diff --staged       # Show staged changes
git log --oneline       # Show commit history
git branch -a           # List all branches
git checkout <branch>   # Switch to branch
git checkout -b <name>  # Create and switch to new branch
git merge <branch>      # Merge branch into current
git stash               # Stash uncommitted changes
git stash pop           # Apply stashed changes

Source Files

• .git/ directory: Git repository data
• package.json: May contain git-related scripts

Code Patterns

• Always verify current branch before operations
• Use git status before commit to review changes
• Check git log to understand commit history
• Use git diff to review modifications

Operational Constraints

• Never force push to main/master without explicit user request
• Warn user before destructive operations (reset, clean)
• Follow repository's branch naming conventions
• Use conventional commit message format