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git

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Community RegistryGeneralby Harry

Git repository management with policy enforcement and hook-based bash prevention

First seen 5/22/2026

Summary

This skill integrates Git repository management into Claude Code with policy enforcement and hook-based bash prevention.

  • It enables developers to execute Git commands, manage branches, and enforce repository policies directly through natural language, streamlining version control workflows.

Install & Usage

1
Add a marketplace
/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>
2
Install the plugin

Add the configuration to /plugin install git@<marketplace>

3
Manage with /plugin
/plugin

Use Cases

Enforce commit message policies and prevent dangerous bash commands via hooks.
Automate branch creation, merging, and deletion with policy checks.
Review repository history and generate summaries of recent changes.
Resolve merge conflicts with guided assistance and policy compliance.
Manage Git tags and releases with automated versioning rules.
Integrate with MCP servers for advanced repository management tasks.

Usage Examples

1

/git commit -m "feat: add user authentication" --policy enforce

2

/git create branch feature/new-ui from main and set upstream

3

Show me the last 5 commits with their diffs and check for policy violations

View source on GitHub
gitversion-controlscmmcprepository

Security Audits

LicenseUnknownSourceWarnRepositoryPass

Frequently Asked Questions

What is git?

This skill integrates Git repository management into Claude Code with policy enforcement and hook-based bash prevention. It enables developers to execute Git commands, manage branches, and enforce repository policies directly through natural language, streamlining version control workflows.

How to install git?

To install git: add a marketplace (/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>), then add the config to /plugin install git@<marketplace>. Finally, /plugin in Claude Code.

What is git best for?

git is a plugin categorized under General. It is designed for: git, version-control, scm, mcp, repository. Created by Harry.

What can I use git for?

git is useful for: Enforce commit message policies and prevent dangerous bash commands via hooks.; Automate branch creation, merging, and deletion with policy checks.; Review repository history and generate summaries of recent changes.; Resolve merge conflicts with guided assistance and policy compliance.; Manage Git tags and releases with automated versioning rules.; Integrate with MCP servers for advanced repository management tasks..