agitentic

agitentic

Git skills for coding agents. They are agentskills.io-compliant and shipped as a Claude Code plugin.

Skills

• agitentic:git-fork — fork a GitHub repository and clone it with the contributor-style two-remote layout. The local default branch tracks upstream/<default>; a fork remote points at your fork.
• agitentic:git-clone — clone a repo locally with the same two-remote layout, against an existing fork (no fork creation, no repo-settings changes).
• agitentic:git-sync — fetch upstream/<branch> and propagate it to local <branch> and fork/<branch>. Fast-forward by default; --force allows hard-reset + force-push. Branch defaults to upstream's default branch.
• agitentic:git-create — create a new public GitHub repository, initialise a local clone with one empty commit on main, push, and apply your standard repo settings.

Each skill lives under plugins/agitentic/skills/<name>/ and is a self-contained agentskills.io skill (SKILL.md + a scripts/ directory).

Install (Claude Code)

The repo is a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Install via:

/plugin marketplace add robobryce/agitentic
/plugin install agitentic@robobryce-agitentic

Then invoke a skill by name, e.g. /agitentic:git-fork.

Use the scripts directly (no plugin)

Each skill is a thin wrapper around a self-contained shell script. You can call them directly:

plugins/agitentic/skills/git-fork/scripts/git-fork     <repo> [account] [directory]
plugins/agitentic/skills/git-clone/scripts/git-clone   <repo> [account] [directory]
plugins/agitentic/skills/git-sync/scripts/git-sync     [--branch <branch>] [--force]
plugins/agitentic/skills/git-create/scripts/git-create <name> [account] [directory]

Or drop them on your $PATH to make them git subcommands:

cp plugins/agitentic/skills/git-fork/scripts/git-fork     ~/bin/git-fork
cp plugins/agitentic/skills/git-clone/scripts/git-clone   ~/bin/git-clone
cp plugins/agitentic/skills/git-sync/scripts/git-sync     ~/bin/git-sync
cp plugins/agitentic/skills/git-create/scripts/git-create ~/bin/git-create
git fork brevdev/brev-cli
git clone brevdev/brev-cli
git sync
git create my-tool

git-fork <repo> [account] [directory]

• <repo> — owner/name, or a GitHub HTTPS / SSH URL.
• [account] — destination owner for the fork. Defaults to the authenticated gh user. Pass "" to use the default while still specifying [directory].
• [directory] — local directory to clone into. Defaults to the repo name.

After forking, git-fork applies repo settings to the fork via gh repo edit (see Repo settings below).

Example:

$ git-fork brevdev/brev-cli
==> Cloning brevdev/brev-cli (remote: upstream)
==> Forking brevdev/brev-cli → robobryce/brev-cli
==> Applying repo settings to robobryce/brev-cli
==> Adding fork remote → https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git
==> Done.
fork      https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git (fetch)
fork      https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git (push)
upstream  https://github.com/brevdev/brev-cli.git (fetch)
upstream  https://github.com/brevdev/brev-cli.git (push)

git-clone <repo> [account] [directory]

• <repo> — owner/name, or a GitHub HTTPS / SSH URL. The upstream repo.
• [account] — owner of the existing fork. Defaults to the authenticated gh user. Pass "" to use the default while still specifying [directory].
• [directory] — local directory to clone into. Defaults to the repo name.

Unlike git-fork, this does not create a fork or apply repo settings — the fork must already exist on GitHub.

Example:

$ git-clone brevdev/brev-cli
==> Verifying fork robobryce/brev-cli exists
==> Cloning brevdev/brev-cli into ./brev-cli (remote: upstream)
==> Adding fork remote → https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git
==> Done.
fork      https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git (fetch)
fork      https://github.com/robobryce/brev-cli.git (push)
upstream  https://github.com/brevdev/brev-cli.git (fetch)
upstream  https://github.com/brevdev/brev-cli.git (push)

git-sync [--branch <branch>] [--force]

Fast-forward local <branch> and fork/<branch> to upstream/<branch>. Without flags, refuses to discard divergent commits; pass --force for a hard-reset + force-push (--force-with-lease). <branch> defaults to upstream's default branch.

Example:

$ git-sync
==> Fetching upstream/main
==> Fast-forwarding local main to upstream/main
==> Pushing main → fork
==> Done.
  local main → 5ad5c19...
  fork/main  → 5ad5c19...

git-create <name> [account] [directory]