Git

git

Git workflow skill dispatcher.

Critical Rules

• Never execute workflow logic here — this file only parses args and dispatches
• Step 0 always runs first — no exceptions
• Unknown verb → run help.md — never error silently
• Pass all remaining args through — workflow receives $REMAINING_ARGS unchanged
• Markdown output: soft-wrap prose, never hard-wrap — when writing markdown, write each paragraph as one continuous line; do not insert manual newlines to wrap prose at a fixed column width. Newlines still separate paragraphs, list items, headings, and code fences.

Step 0: Parse Arguments

The raw invocation args (filled by Claude Code / OpenCode slash commands): $ARGUMENTS. If this line is not filled in, read the verb and remaining args from the user's current message.

VERB="[first non-flag argument, or empty]"
REMAINING_ARGS="[everything after VERB, preserving order and flags]"

case "$VERB" in
  "")  VERB="help" ;;
esac

Step 1: Dispatch to Workflow

Read and execute references/workflows/{VERB}.md, passing $REMAINING_ARGS as the argument string.

If references/workflows/{VERB}.md does not exist, fall back to references/workflows/help.md and note the unknown verb.

Workflow Index

• commit (references/workflows/commit.md) — create a conventional commit with optional CI monitoring
• exclude (references/workflows/exclude.md) — hide files/dirs from git via .git/info/exclude (no .gitignore change)
• hooks (references/workflows/hooks.md) — install/manage the commit-msg hook that strips agent self-attribution
• help (references/workflows/help.md) — print command reference
• rebase (references/workflows/rebase.md) — interactive rebase helper
• worktree (references/workflows/worktree.md) — create/switch a branch and/or create a worktree (shared routine reused by spec)