Git Essentials
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This is an instruction-only Git reference with standard commands, including some that can change or delete repository state, so users should run impactful commands deliberately.
This skill appears safe as a Git command reference. Before using commands such as reset --hard, clean -fdx, force push, or remote delete, verify the repository, branch, and remote target because those actions can remove work or affect collaborators.
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If run on the wrong repository or branch, these commands could delete work or disrupt shared repository history.
These are high-impact Git commands that can discard local work, delete ignored/untracked files, or rewrite remote history. They are expected in a Git reference and are not instructed to run automatically, but users should notice their impact.
git reset --hard HEAD~1 ... git clean -fdx ... git push --force-with-lease
Use destructive or force commands only when the user explicitly asks for them and after confirming the target repository, branch, and expected outcome.
Running remote mutation commands can affect shared repositories and other collaborators.
Remote Git commands can publish changes or delete remote refs using the user's existing repository permissions. This is purpose-aligned for collaboration, but it is account-impacting behavior.
git push ... git push -u origin branch-name ... git push origin --delete v1.0.0
Confirm the remote URL, branch or tag name, and intended repository before pushing, force-pushing, or deleting remote refs.