/push — Git Push

Automates Git workflow to save your notes with meaningful commit messages and push to remote repository.

Usage

Invoke with /push or ask Claude to save/commit your changes.

Basic Usage

/push

With Custom Message

/push "Completed sprint planning"

What This Skill Does

1. Stages All Changes

   • Adds all modified files
   • Includes new files
   • Removes deleted files

2. Creates Smart Commit Message

   • Uses provided message, or
   • Auto-generates from changes:
     • Counts files by folder type (daily, docs, blockers, etc.)
     • Summarizes key modifications
   • Includes date/time stamp

3. Syncs with Remote

   • Pulls latest changes (rebase)
   • Pushes to remote repository
   • Handles merge conflicts gracefully

Commit Message Format

Automatic Messages

Based on your changes:

[2026-01-15] Daily note + 2 blocker updates + 1 decision

With Custom Message

[2026-01-15] Completed sprint planning

Git Operations

Standard Flow

1. git add . - Stage all changes
2. git commit -m "message" - Create commit
3. git pull --rebase - Get remote changes
4. git push - Push to remote

Safety Checks

• Verify Git repository exists
• Check for uncommitted changes
• Ensure remote is configured
• Never force push without explicit request

Security Considerations

Never Commit

• .env files or credentials
• API keys or tokens
• Personal identification

Use .gitignore for

.obsidian/workspace*
.obsidian/cache
.trash/
.DS_Store