GitX

Default action

On a bare invocation—$gitx, gitx, or a skill-UI invocation with no extra command—immediately execute the Smart commit workflow. Make the first action a repository inspection with Git status and the relevant diff. After inspecting, create the appropriate commit or report that there is nothing to commit.

Treat a bare invocation as an action, never as a help request. Do not announce that GitX was loaded, list commands or examples, ask which command to run, or wait for more instructions. Show the command list only when the user explicitly asks for help or available commands.

Overview and when to use GitX

Use GitX as one Git workflow skill for AI coding agents, from messy working-tree changes to clean commits, branches, checks, pushes, pull requests, issues, secret scanning, and conflict resolution. Use it to inspect changed files, group related work into logical commits, generate Conventional Commit messages, run relevant project checks, create safe branches, pull and push safely, create GitHub pull requests, create or implement GitHub issues, detect exposed credentials, resolve merge or rebase conflicts, understand repository state, and preview a commit plan before changing anything.

Use GitX when a user asks to: