git-autoGit workspace automation (status/commit/push/log/diff)
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install mupengi-bot/git-autoGit Workspace Automation β Streamline daily Git operations with intelligent defaults. Status checks, smart commits, safe pushes, and diff analysis in one skill.
# Show concise workspace status
git-auto status
# Multi-repo status scan
git-auto status --allReturns: modified files, untracked files, branch info, ahead/behind count.
# Auto-generate commit message from diff
git-auto commit
# With explicit message
git-auto commit -m "feat: add user auth"
# Commit specific files
git-auto commit -f "src/auth.ts,src/types.ts"Behavior:
git diff --staged to analyze changes# Push current branch with safety checks
git-auto push
# Force push (with confirmation)
git-auto push --forceSafety checks:
# Last 10 commits, formatted
git-auto log
# Last N commits
git-auto log -n 20
# Filter by author
git-auto log --author "name"# Staged changes
git-auto diff
# Working directory changes
git-auto diff --unstaged
# Between branches
git-auto diff main..feature-branchUses Conventional Commits:
feat: β New featurefix: β Bug fixrefactor: β Code restructuringdocs: β Documentation onlychore: β Maintenance taskstest: β Adding/updating testsWorks with any Git repository. No configuration needed β auto-detects .git directory and current branch. Pairs well with code-review skill for pre-commit analysis.
| Situation | Behavior |
|-----------|----------|
| Not a git repo | Clear error message with suggestion |
| Merge conflicts | Shows conflict files, suggests resolution |
| No staged changes | Prompts to stage or shows unstaged changes |
| Auth failure | Suggests credential refresh |
| Detached HEAD | Warns and suggests creating branch |
Generated Feb 26, 2026
A development team uses git-auto to streamline daily Git operations, such as checking status across multiple repositories, generating meaningful commit messages from staged changes, and pushing with safety checks. This reduces manual errors and ensures consistent commit formatting, improving collaboration and code quality in agile sprints.
Maintainers of an open source project utilize git-auto to automate commit message generation and push operations, ensuring compliance with conventional commits. This helps in maintaining a clean commit history and simplifies batch operations across monorepo subdirectories for efficient project management.
In a DevOps environment, git-auto is integrated into CI/CD pipelines to automate Git commands before deployment, such as status checks and safe pushes. This enhances pipeline reliability by detecting conflicts early and providing formatted logs for audit trails, supporting continuous delivery practices.
Instructors at a coding bootcamp use git-auto to teach students Git best practices, such as generating commit messages and viewing diffs. The tool's error handling and smart defaults help beginners learn version control without getting bogged down by complex commands, accelerating skill acquisition.
Freelance developers employ git-auto to manage multiple client projects efficiently, using features like multi-repo status scans and branch diff analysis. This saves time on routine Git tasks, allowing focus on coding and client deliverables while maintaining professional version control standards.
Offer git-auto as a free tool with basic features, then charge for advanced capabilities like batch operations across large monorepos or integration with enterprise systems. Revenue is generated through subscription tiers, targeting small teams to large corporations seeking automation.
Sell licenses to companies for internal use, including custom integrations and dedicated support. This model focuses on large organizations needing compliance, security, and scalability, with revenue from one-time purchases or annual contracts.
Distribute git-auto as a plugin on platforms like GitHub Marketplace or VS Code extensions, earning revenue through one-time sales or commissions. This leverages existing developer ecosystems, providing easy access and monetization through user adoption and reviews.
π¬ Integration Tip
Pair git-auto with code-review tools for pre-commit analysis to enhance code quality, and ensure it's used in environments with Git installed to avoid errors.
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