git-dirty-check

A narrow git skill for summarizing uncommitted changes in a local repository. It groups staged, unstaged, untracked, and conflicted entries, applies conservative path- and filename-based risk flags, and suggests up to three next checks without modifying repo state.

git-dirty-check is a deliberately narrow skill for one job: understanding the current uncommitted state of a local git repository.

It does not try to manage branches, write commit messages, resolve conflicts, review pull requests, or act as a general git assistant. Instead, it gives a compact, structured triage of the current working tree:

• repo state
• changed entries by category
• conservative risk flags based mostly on paths, filenames, and diff stats
• a few copy-paste-ready next checks
• explicit omissions when details are capped or sensitive

The skill is read-only. It is designed for developers who want a quick operational summary before a commit, handoff, or local review, without granting write access or triggering broader repo assistance.