Escenario recomendado: Ideal for AI agents that need git automation skill. Resumen localizado: # Git Automation Skill Select a task when the /git command is executed. This AI agent skill supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf workflows.

How do I install git?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add onepunch-tk/cc-ecosystem/git. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

What are the use cases for git?

Key use cases include: Caso de uso: Applying Git Automation Skill, Caso de uso: Applying Select a task when the /git command is executed, Caso de uso: Applying Parse the args parameter when the skill is invoked to separate the action and message.

Which IDEs are compatible with git?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

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# Git Automation Skill Select a task when the /git command is executed. This AI agent skill supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf workflows. Git

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Upstream Repository Material

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Supporting Evidence

Git Automation Skill

Name: git
Availability: InStock
Author: onepunch-tk

Select a task when the /git command is executed.

Argument Parsing

Parse the args parameter when the skill is invoked to separate the action and message.

Parsing Rules

Input Example	Parsing Result
(none)	action=none, message=none
`"Login feature"`	action=none, message="Login feature"
`commit`	action=commit, message=none
`commit "Login feature"`	action=commit, message="Login feature"
`sync`	action=sync, message=none
`sync "Login feature"`	action=sync, message="Login feature"
`push`	action=push
`merge`	action=merge
`issue`	action=issue, message=none
`issue "Login feature"`	action=issue, message="Login feature"
`pr`	action=pr, message=none
`pr "Login feature"`	action=pr, message="Login feature"
`release`	action=release, message=none
`release "v1.0.0"`	action=release, message="v1.0.0"

Parsing Method

If args starts with quotes → treat entire content as message (no action)
If args starts with commit, sync, push, merge, issue, pr, release → use that value as action, rest as message
Otherwise → no action, treat entire content as message

Execution Flow

1. If no action → Display task selection UI

Channel Detection: When the request originates from an external channel message (<channel source="plugin:discord:discord" ...>):

AskUserQuestion is unavailable (terminal only)
Send task selection options as text via Discord reply, then wait for user's response

Example reply:

Select a git operation:
1. commit — Analyze changes and commit
2. push — Push current branch
3. sync — add → commit → push full workflow
4. merge — Trunk-based merge (current branch → main)

Terminal: Call AskUserQuestion tool to provide task selection UI.

GitHub Mode Detection

Before displaying options, check CLAUDE.md Remote Platform setting:

GitHub → show all options including issue, pr, release
Not set / empty → hide issue, pr, release options

If no message:

json
1{
2  "questions": [
3    {
4      "header": "Git Task",
5      "question": "Which Git operation would you like to perform?",
6      "multiSelect": false,
7      "options": [
8        { "label": "commit", "description": "Analyze changes and commit" },
9        { "label": "push", "description": "Push current branch" },
10        { "label": "sync", "description": "Full workflow: add → commit → push" },
11        { "label": "issue", "description": "Create GitHub Issue (GitHub Mode)" },
12        { "label": "pr", "description": "Create PR + merge to development (GitHub Mode)" },
13        { "label": "merge", "description": "Local merge to development (Local Mode)" },
14        { "label": "release", "description": "Release: development → main PR + tag (GitHub Mode)" }
15      ]
16    }
17  ]
18}

Note: issue, pr, release options are only shown when Remote Platform: GitHub is set in CLAUDE.md. merge is only shown when GitHub is NOT configured (Local Mode). In GitHub Mode, /git merge redirects to /git pr.

If message exists (e.g., `/git "Login feature"`):

json
1{
2  "questions": [
3    {
4      "header": "Git Task",
5      "question": "Which Git operation would you like to perform? (message: \"Login feature\")",
6      "multiSelect": false,
7      "options": [
8        { "label": "commit", "description": "Commit with provided message" },
9        { "label": "sync", "description": "add → commit → push with provided message" },
10        { "label": "issue", "description": "Create Issue with provided message (GitHub Mode)" },
11        { "label": "pr", "description": "Create PR with provided message (GitHub Mode)" },
12        { "label": "push", "description": "Push current branch (message not used)" },
13        { "label": "merge", "description": "Local merge to development (Local Mode, message not used)" },
14        { "label": "release", "description": "Release with version (GitHub Mode)" }
15      ]
16    }
17  ]
18}

When Other is selected from UI:

Treat input as message for commit/sync operations

2. If action exists → Execute that operation directly

action	message	behavior
commit	none	Auto-generate message and commit
commit	exists	Commit with provided message
sync	none	Auto-generate message then add → commit → push
sync	exists	add → commit → push with provided message
push	-	Push immediately
issue	none	Auto-generate title from context and create Issue
issue	exists	Create Issue with provided title
pr	none	Auto-generate PR body and create PR + merge
pr	exists	Create PR with provided description + merge
merge	-	Local Mode: merge to development. GitHub Mode: redirect to `/git pr`
release	none	Create release PR (development → main) + auto-detect version
release	exists	Create release PR with provided version tag

3. Reference Documents by Operation

Operation	Reference Document	Mode
commit	references/commit.md	All
push	references/push.md	All
sync	references/sync.md	All
issue	references/issue.md	GitHub only
pr	references/pr.md	GitHub only
merge	references/merge.md	Local only
release	references/release.md	GitHub only

Common Rules

Commit Message Format (Conventional Commits)

<emoji> <type>[scope][!]: <description>

- [detailed change 1]
- [detailed change 2]

Type & Emoji Map

See references/commit-prefix-rules.md for the complete type/emoji table.

Commit Message Rules

Subject under 72 characters (including emoji + type + scope)
Imperative mood ("Add" not "Added")
Atomic commits (single purpose)
Split unrelated changes

Language Rules

Commit messages, Issue titles, PR titles: Detect user's language from conversation context and write in the same language
Variable/function names: English
All user-facing output (summaries, status messages): Match user's language

Prohibited [Important]

❌ Do NOT use Co-Authored-By pattern (e.g., Co-Authored-By: Claude ...)
❌ Do NOT use non-standard types (types not in the table above)
❌ Do NOT use hotfix: type → Use fix
❌ Do NOT use merge: type → Use Git auto-generated message
❌ No force push (Exception: --force-with-lease after interactive rebase, with user confirmation)

GitHub Mode

Operations marked "GitHub only" require Remote Platform: GitHub in CLAUDE.md.

When Remote Platform is not set or empty:

issue, pr, release → inform the user that GitHub configuration is required (Remote Platform: GitHub in CLAUDE.md)
merge → use Local Mode (direct git merge to development)

When GitHub is configured but /git merge is called:

Redirect to /git pr with guidance to use /git pr in GitHub Mode

git — for Claude Code cc-ecosystem, community, for Claude Code, ide skills, "Login feature", commit, commit "Login feature", sync "Login feature", issue "Login feature", pr "Login feature"

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