Agent skill

git

Use when committing code, managing branches, pushing to remote, creating pull requests, or performing version control operations. Conforms to docs/reference/skill-routing-value-standard.md.

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Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/tao3k/xiuxian-artisan-workshop/tree/main/skills/git

Metadata

Additional technical details for this skill

author
xiuxian-artisan-workshop
intents
[
    "Hotfix changes",
    "Create pull request",
    "Manage branches",
    "Commit code",
    "Stash changes",
    "Merge branches",
    "Rebase branches",
    "Tag commits",
    "Check git status"
]
version
2.0.0
routing keywords
[
    "git",
    "commit",
    "push",
    "pull",
    "merge",
    "rebase",
    "checkout",
    "stash",
    "tag",
    "commit code",
    "save changes",
    "commit changes",
    "push code",
    "save work",
    "check in",
    "submit code",
    "version control",
    "branch",
    "repo",
    "repository",
    "history",
    "diff",
    "status",
    "log",
    "hotfix",
    "pr",
    "pull request",
    "code review",
    "smart commit",
    "smart commit workflow"
]

SKILL.md

Git Skill (Smart Commit Workflow)

Code is Mechanism, Prompt is Policy

Smart Commit Workflow (Primary Query Anchor)

smart commit is the canonical query phrase for this skill. Use git.smart_commit to run the full smart commit workflow (stage -> scan -> approve -> commit).

Architecture

This skill keeps its runnable command functions in scripts/*.py. Commands are exposed through the retained tool runtime as git.command_name.

Available Commands

Command Description
git.status Show working tree status
git.stage_all Stage all changes (with security scan)
git.commit Commit staged changes
git.smart_commit Smart Commit workflow (stage → scan → approve → commit)
git.push Push to remote
git.log Show commit logs

Smart Commit Workflow

Use git.smart_commit for secure, human-in-the-loop commits:

python
# Step 1: Start workflow
git.smart_commit(action="start")
# Returns workflow_id and diff preview

# Step 2: After LLM analysis and user approval
git.smart_commit(action="approve", workflow_id="xxx", message="feat: description")

Flow: stage_and_scanroute_prepareformat_reviewre_stageinterruptcommit

Linked Notes

  • Related: Smart Commit Workflow Reference
  • Related: Skill Routing Value Standard

Staged Files Feature

Stage and Scan Workflow

The stage_and_scan function provides automatic staging with security validation:

Stage All Files → Security Scan → Lefthook Pre-commit → Finalize

Key Features

  1. Automatic Staging

    python
    stage_and_scan(project_root=".")
    # Returns: {staged_files, diff, security_issues, lefthook_error}
    
  2. Security Scanning

    • Detects sensitive files (.env*, *.pem, *.key, *.secret, etc.)
    • Automatically un-stages detected files
    • Returns list of security issues
  3. Lefthook Integration

    • Runs pre-commit hooks after staging
    • Re-stages files modified by lefthook formatters
    • Returns lefthook output for review

Staged Files Commands

Command Description
git.stage_all() Stage all changes with security scan
git.status() Show staged files and working tree status
git.diff() Show staged diff

Security Patterns Detected

.env*, *.env*, *.pem, *.key, *.secret, *.credentials*
id_rsa*, id_ed25519*, *.priv
secrets.yml, secrets.yaml, credentials.yml

Usage Guidelines

Read Operations (Safe - Use Claude-native bash)

bash
git status
git diff --cached
git diff
git log --oneline

Write Operations (Use Tool Runtime Calls)

Operation Tool
Stage all git.stage_all() (scans for secrets)
Commit git.commit(message="...")
Push git.push()
Smart Commit git.smart_commit(action="start")

Key Principle

Read = Claude-native bash. Write = tool runtime calls.

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