gustavo-gardusi Reset (stay on branch → keep or trash → discover → confirm → reset → clean)
Cursor skill: @gh-reset
Recommendation: Use a model with strong reasoning capabilities for this skill, such as gemini-3.1-pro. Do not use fast/mini models; always prioritize the highest reasoning capability.
Responsibility: On the current branch only. Never stash in this skill.
This public skill owns user-facing safety policy and confirmation checkpoints.
Terminal commands are executed by internal/gh/branch-reset.
Canonical ownership
@gh-reset is the only GH skill boundary for destructive reset/clean behavior.
Other gh skills must delegate here and must not duplicate reset/clean logic.
Not for: merging main or publishing—use @gh-pull, @gh-push.
On invoke
@gh-reset — Delegate terminal execution to internal/gh/branch-reset.
Never use stash in this skill.
Workflow
1. Stay on current branch
Do not switch branches during reset flow.
2. Target alignment intent
Prefer aligning branch tip to origin/main for reset-style recovery when available.
3. Dirty tree decision (binary)
If local work exists, stop and present only:
- Keep work / abort
- Trash and align
If user is vague, default to abort.
4. Mandatory proceed prompt on impact
When planned reset/clean actions would change tracked content or delete local files, explicitly prompt before proceeding.
5. Destructive confirmations (separate gates)
Require distinct confirmations for:
- hard reset action
- clean action
- each optional non-git/global cleanup action
6. Verification and stop
Use internal verification results to report branch, target, and clean status.
Notes
@gh-reset
- No stash: preserving work is commit or abort.
- Do not use if merge/rebase is in progress unless resolved first.
- Solo
@gh-resetaligns current branch to a resolved target; it never checks out another branch.