Stages specific code hunks and line ranges for selective git commits in non-interactive environments.
This skill provides precise, non-interactive control over the git staging process, serving as a robust alternative to 'git add -p' for automated workflows. It allows developers and AI agents to isolate specific changes by hunk ID, sub-hunk, line-relative range, or regex pattern, ensuring atomic commits even when a traditional TTY is unavailable. By leveraging automated hunk detection and splitting, it simplifies the management of files modified by multiple sessions or parallel AI processes.
Key Features
01Automated hunk splitting for atomic commit management
02Dry-run capability to preview staged changes before execution
03Non-interactive hunk staging for headless or scripted environments
04Regex-based hunk filtering for pattern-matched bulk staging
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06Granular selection via sequential IDs, sub-hunks, and line-relative ranges
Use Cases
01Automating selective git staging in CI/CD pipelines or remote development containers
02Isolating and committing a single bug fix within a file containing multiple unrelated edits
03Managing parallel code changes in environments where multiple AI agents are editing the same files
