Blake Os

Single front door for everything git and GitHub — saving work, getting the latest, backing up, and putting changes online. Routes plain-language requests to the right operation in the correct order, even when the user does not use git terms. Use whenever the user wants to save, back up, update, sync, upload, publish, or check on their project's files — phrases like "save my work", "back it up", "I'm done", "get the latest", "put it online", "did it save?".

Files a GitHub issue on this repo to tell Brent about anything worth his attention — confusion, something that didn't work, an idea or wish, or a new way the user phrased a request. Brent is a collaborator on this private repo and uses these issues to fix and improve the tools. Use this whenever the user sounds confused or frustrated, says something is broken or didn't work as expected, wishes something worked differently, or asks to tell Brent something — even if they never say "feedback" or "issue". Also invoked by blake-os:git-ops to log a request it could not cleanly route.

Internal push step for the blake-os git-ops router. Publishes local commits to origin only when the branch is current, after verifying it is not behind; never force-pushes. Invoked by blake-os:git-ops — not a direct entry point. Trigger directly only on the exact request "git push".

Internal sync step for the blake-os git-ops router. Brings the current branch up to date with origin — fast-forwards when only behind, makes a merge commit when local and remote diverged, aborts and hands off on conflict; never rebases or force-pushes. Invoked by blake-os:git-ops — not a direct entry point. Trigger directly only on the exact request "git pull" or "git sync".

Internal commit step for the blake-os git-ops router. Stages explicit file paths and creates atomic commits on the current branch, matching the repo's existing message style and scanning for secrets before staging. Invoked by blake-os:git-ops — not a direct entry point. Trigger directly only on the exact request "git commit".