Enforce safe Git workflows by inspecting repo state, managing branches, staging, commits, and history without risking unrelated or shared work.

This appears to be a straightforward, instruction-only Git helper that will inspect the local repository and suggest safe, non-destructive commands. Before running any suggested commands, review them (especially anything that rewrites or discards history). Because the skill can propose git commands, execute them only when you understand the effects or test them on a throwaway branch or clone. No credentials or network access are requested by the skill itself, and it cannot install code on your system.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: git-discipline Version: 0.1.0 The git-discipline skill bundle provides safe workflow guidelines for Git operations, focusing on branch naming, commit standards, and preventing the accidental inclusion of secrets or rewriting of shared history. The instructions in SKILL.md are security-positive, explicitly advising against committing tokens or force-pushing to shared branches, and the bundle contains no executable code or suspicious network/file access.