— 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.