git-commit-push

name: git-commit-push description: Commit and push repository changes safely. Use when user asks to commit, push, or verify and push current changes. license: MIT compatibility: Requires git repository with remote configured. metadata: author: farm version: "1.0"

Safely commit and push changes for the current branch.

Steps

1. Check current branch and repo status

   • git branch --show-current
   • git status --short

2. Validate commit preconditions

   • If no changes: stop and report nothing to commit.
   • If merge conflicts exist: stop and ask user for conflict resolution direction.

3. Stage changes

   • Default: git add -A
   • If user specifies paths, only stage those.

4. Create commit

   • Use user-provided commit message.
   • If none is provided, draft a concise conventional message and ask for confirmation.
   • Run git commit -m "<message>".

5. Push changes

   • Run git push.

6. Report result

   • Include branch name, commit hash, commit title, and push destination.
   • Include final git status --short result.

Guardrails

• Never use destructive git operations (force push, reset --hard, checkout --) unless explicitly requested.
• Do not amend commits unless explicitly requested.
• If hooks fail, surface the first failure and stop.