Tagged git

Turn real Git commits and releases into a two-minute animated film with storyboards

Hunt leaked source maps, .env and .git files and hardcoded build secrets

Block risky git commands like push, reset --hard and clean via Claude Code hooks

Manage GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg and Forgejo repos and pull requests from the terminal

Organize cloned repos as bare repos with linked worktrees

Start focused work on an issue or PR in its own git worktree

Find hotspot files, code ownership and leaked secrets in your git history

Turn a pull request or git diff into an interactive visual review recap

Roll back a bad change to an earlier git checkpoint safely

Install or remove third-party skills from a git repo with a safety gate

Isolate parallel coding tasks in Git worktrees and manage existing ones

Run Git and GitHub CLI commands outside a sandbox when auth or writes fail

Launch a new bb worker thread with its project, model, worktree and brief

Coordinate project or repo renames across Git, services and machines

Set up automatic Git syncing for repositories on macOS

Write user-facing App Store release notes from changes since the last git tag

Review a git diff for reuse and clarity issues, then apply safe fixes

Review current git changes for SOLID violations, security risks and design fixes

Make atomic commits and handle rebase, squash and history searches in git

Test UI changes from git diffs for bugs, accessibility and layout issues

Reclaim disk space by pruning old worktrees, branches, build artifacts and caches

Diagnose a failed GSD workflow from git history, artifacts and state

Remove a GSD workspace and clean up its git worktrees

Show phase status, git state and blockers across all GSD-tracked projects

Show coding agent spend by project and git branch from BudgetClaw

Resolve git merge conflicts without prompts, then validate the build and tests

Create isolated git worktrees for each task and clean them up when finished

Handle commits, branches, merge conflicts, pull requests and diff reviews in git

Run a fast AWS Security Agent scan on only the code changed since a git ref

Apply the commit message rules to follow before making any git commit

Clone and refresh remote git repos in a local cache for reference lookups

Hand a single file edit to Cursor Composer in a worktree and review its diff

Generate categorized changelogs from your git commit history

Set up isolated git worktrees for feature work before implementation plans

Run measured Git experiments toward a numeric target, keeping gains and reverting losses

Split large migrations and refactors into parallel agent runs in separate worktrees

Set up git worktrees so parallel coding sessions never wait on each other

Stage changes, split them into logical commits and write clear commit messages

Extract engineering lessons from recent git changes and write them down

Find exposed .git folders, backups and .env files during authorized recon

Clean up stale git worktrees and their old local branches on request

Close the GitHub issue for a finished branch and remove its worktree and local branch

Write clean Git commit messages and decide how to split changes before a PR

Create a GitHub issue branch and matching git worktree, then open it in Cursor

Handle repository access, webhooks, PAC switches and Git, SVN and GitHub differences

Isolate feature work in its own branch or worktree and merge it cleanly

Coordinate parallel multi-agent teams that build large projects through git

Find files by glob pattern, newest first, skipping git and node_modules folders

Install an agent skill from a Git repo or a SKILL.md URL into your skills folder