Git Undo

Description

Safely undo the last git operation (commit, merge, rebase, etc.). This skill is part of the Git & Version Control category and is designed for intermediate-level users. It automates common tasks and follows industry best practices to save you time and reduce errors.

Usage

Ask Claude: "Help me safely undo the last git operation (commit, merge, rebase, etc.)" Or use: /skill git-undo

What It Does

1. Analyzes the current git repository state
2. Identifies relevant changes, branches, or history
3. Generates the appropriate git commands or content
4. Applies changes safely with confirmation
5. Verifies the operation completed successfully

Example Prompt

Undo my last git commit but keep the changes staged

Example Output

Claude will analyze your repository state and generate the appropriate git commands, showing you exactly what will happen before executing. You'll see a summary of changes and a confirmation prompt.

Configuration

This skill works out of the box with sensible defaults. You can customize its behavior by:

• Specifying your preferred coding style or framework version
• Providing additional context about your project structure
• Requesting specific output formats or patterns
• Setting constraints (e.g., "no external dependencies", "TypeScript only")