Mp Rebase

Rebase or Merge

Rebase (default) or merge a target branch into the current branch. $ARGUMENTS

Args: [branch] [--merge]

Workflow

Step 1: Parse Arguments

• Extract target branch from $ARGUMENTS (if provided)
• Check for --merge flag → merge mode. Default → rebase mode

Step 2: Detect Target Branch

If target branch provided in Step 1 → use it.

Otherwise, spawn mp-base-branch-detector agent (via Task tool, subagent_type mp-base-branch-detector, model haiku) with:

• Explicit base branch: none
• Remote branches: output of git branch -r

Based on result:

• Branch returned → use it, display to user
• Null with candidates → ask user with AskUserQuestion to pick from candidates
• Null without candidates → ask user with AskUserQuestion to specify manually

Step 3: Sync Check

3a. Uncommitted changes:

git status --porcelain

If output is non-empty → AskUserQuestion: "Uncommitted changes detected. Rebase requires a clean working tree."

• "Stash changes and continue" → git stash push -m "Auto-stash before rebase"
• "Abort"

3b. Remote sync (current branch):

git branch --show-current
git rev-parse --verify origin/<current> 2>/dev/null

If no tracking branch exists → skip to Step 4.

Otherwise:

git fetch origin <current>
git rev-list --left-right --count HEAD...origin/<current>

Based on ahead/behind counts:

• Behind only → AskUserQuestion: "Current branch is N behind remote. Pull first?"
  • "Pull remote changes (Recommended)" → git pull --rebase origin <current>
  • "Continue anyway"
• Ahead only → inform user, continue silently
• Diverged → AskUserQuestion: "Branch diverged (N ahead, M behind). Pull with rebase first?"
  • "Pull with rebase (Recommended)" → git pull --rebase origin <current>
  • "Continue anyway"
• In sync → continue silently

Step 4: Fetch and Preview

git fetch origin <target>
git log HEAD..origin/<target> --oneline

Display incoming commits. If none → report "Already up-to-date" and stop.

Also count local commits ahead: git rev-list origin/<target>..HEAD --count

Complexity check (rebase mode only): If incoming commits > 15 OR local commits ahead > 15 → ask user with AskUserQuestion: "This is a large rebase (N incoming, M local commits). Merge the target branch into this branch instead? Merge is safer for large changes." Options: "Merge instead (Recommended)", "Rebase anyway" If user picks merge → switch to merge mode.

Step 5: Execute

Rebase mode (default):

git rebase origin/<target>

Merge mode (--merge or switched from complexity check):

git merge origin/<target>

Step 6: Resolve Conflicts (if any)

If conflicts occur:

1. List conflicted files: git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U
2. For each conflicted file: a. Read the file (use Read tool) b. Analyze conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>) c. Simple conflicts (non-overlapping changes, clear intent) → resolve with Edit tool, then git add <file> d. Complex conflicts (overlapping logic, ambiguous intent) → show both sides to user, ask with AskUserQuestion how to resolve
3. After all conflicts resolved:
   • Rebase: git rebase --continue
   • Merge: git commit (accept default merge message)
4. If new conflicts appear after continue → repeat from step 1

Output

After completion, display:

• Target branch
• Mode (rebase/merge)
• Number of incoming commits applied
• Conflicts resolved (if any), with brief description of each resolution
• Session Activity: list agents dispatched (if any)