About commit-push
commit-push is a skill for agents handling Git commits and pushes. It provides checks for repository scope, generated files, hooks, and remote state before reporting the result.
Key features
- 01Inspect changes, branch, and destination
- 02Respect hooks and repository rules
- 03Validate generated files and checks
- 04Recheck remote state before pushing
- 05Report revision, checks, and blockers
Use cases
- 01Prepare an authorized repository commit
- 02Verify generated files before committing
- 03Push a revision without overwriting remote work
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/commit-pushin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled filesagents/openai.yaml
Details
From the project READMECommit and Push
Scope
Use for every commit or push. Honor repository rules, authorized scope and blockers; commit-only does not authorize push, PR creation or merge. Preserve unrelated work.
Dependencies
No skill dependencies
Workflow
- Inspect changes and outgoing commits; verify branch and push destination.
- Never bypass hooks (
--no-verify, commit-n,HUSKY=0or equivalents). Fix failures or stop. - Inspect committed output and hook changes. Commit required generated files exactly as produced: ordering matters even when behavior is unchanged.
- Run required regeneration and checks on the final revision until generation leaves no diff. Hooks alone are insufficient. Supplied results for identical content satisfy this; rerun after any change, including hook edits. Check existing commits before push too; stop if blocked, out of scope or generation does not stabilize.
- Recheck remote head before push; never overwrite remote commits without authorization and a lease tied to that head. Confirm the pushed revision and follow PR-linking requirements. Inspect remote state before ambiguous retries.
Result
Report commits, confirmed push destination/head, checks, remaining changes and blockers.
Comments
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