Git pushing helps you save your work to a remote repository like GitHub. It stages all your changes, creates a clean commit message, and pushes everything to the right branch. You can use it when you say things like "push this" or "save to GitHub".
This skill is great for anyone who wants to share their completed features quickly. It follows a standard format called conventional commits so your project history stays neat and easy to read.
Just tell it to push or commit your changes and it handles the rest. You do not need to remember tricky commands. It makes saving work simple and fast.
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/git-pushingProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/git-pushingSource Repository
Caveman Commitjuliusbrussee/caveman
Generate ultra-compressed commit messages with Conventional Commits format
Verification Before Completionobra/superpowers
Always run fresh verification before claiming work is complete or passing
Git Guardrails Claude Codemattpocock/skills
Stop dangerous git commands from running automatically with safety hooks
Setup Pre Commitmattpocock/skills
Automate code formatting type checking and tests before every commit
Using Git Worktreesobra/superpowers
Isolate your feature work with git worktrees and keep your main branch safe
Finishing A Development Branchobra/superpowers
Finish your development branch with merge, pull request, or cleanup options
Resolving Merge Conflictsmattpocock/skills
Resolve Git merge conflicts step by step preserving both intents
Git Commitgithub/awesome-copilot
Automatically write standardized git commits by analyzing your code changes