git-check

Check the current git repository for uncommitted changes and unpushed commits.

Steps

1. Check for uncommitted changes: Run git status --porcelain to detect staged, unstaged, and untracked files. Group results by status (staged, modified, untracked).

2. Check for unpushed commits: Run git log @{upstream}..HEAD --oneline to list commits that exist locally but have not been pushed. If there is no upstream tracking branch, note that the branch has no remote tracking configured.

3. Report findings:

   • If there are uncommitted changes, list them grouped by status with file counts
   • If there are unpushed commits, list each commit (hash + message)
   • If everything is clean and pushed, report that the repo is up to date

Output Format

## Git Status

### Uncommitted Changes
- Staged: N file(s)
- Modified: N file(s)
- Untracked: N file(s)

### Unpushed Commits
- abc1234 commit message here
- def5678 another commit message

### Summary
N uncommitted change(s), M unpushed commit(s)

If clean: Everything is committed and pushed.

Important

• This skill is read-only — it never commits, pushes, or modifies any files.
• If git log @{upstream}..HEAD fails (no upstream), report that instead of erroring.