git-agent

Fire off the agent-commit subagent in the background to stage and commit the working tree, then return control immediately

Fire off the agent-pr subagent in the background to push the current branch and open a GitHub PR, then return control immediately

Fire off the agent-ship subagent in the background to commit, push, and open a PR/MR end-to-end, then return control immediately

Background git commit agent. Stages all working-tree changes and creates a conventional commit message without user interaction. Use when delegating commit creation to a subagent so the main session can keep working — for example when the user asks to "commit in the background", "commit and keep going", "fire off a commit while I work", or when an orchestration agent needs to checkpoint progress between tasks. Mirrors the commit-agent skill but runs as a background subagent. Does not push or create PRs — use agent-pr or agent-ship for those.

Background pull-request creation agent. Pushes the current branch if needed and opens a GitHub pull request with an auto-generated summary. Use when delegating PR creation to a subagent so the main session can keep working — for example when the user asks to "open a PR in the background", "create an MR summary while I work", "fire off a PR", or when an orchestration agent finishes a feature and needs review. Mirrors the pr-agent skill but runs as a background subagent. Does not commit changes — dispatch agent-commit first if there are uncommitted changes.

Background end-to-end ship agent. Stages, commits, pushes, and opens a pull/merge request in one autonomous flow (GitHub via gh, GitLab via glab). Use when delegating the full ship pipeline to a subagent so the main session can keep working — for example when the user asks to "ship it in the background", "ship and keep working", "land my work without blocking me", or "fire off a ship". Mirrors the ship skill but runs as a background subagent. Skip if the user wants step-by-step control — dispatch agent-commit and agent-pr individually instead.

Creates a git branch from origin/<default> with no upstream tracking. Auto-names the branch from staged or unstaged changes in the working tree. Use when the user asks to create or start a new branch.

Stages all changes and creates a conventional commit message. Analyzes the diff and writes a descriptive, scope-correct commit. Use when the user asks to commit or save work to git.

Pushes the branch and creates a pull request. Supports GitHub and GitLab via gh and glab with auto-filled title and body. Use when the user asks to create a PR or open a pull request.

Runs the full ship pipeline with CI polling and bounded autofix. Chains commit, PR, CI poll, and autofix in one supervised flow. Use when the user asks to autonomously ship or watch CI.

Ships changes by staging, committing, pushing, and opening a PR. Supports GitHub and GitLab in a single guided flow. Use when the user asks to ship changes or commit and create a PR.