git

description: Never mutate git history, remotes, or GitHub repo state alwaysApply: true

Do not create, amend, or publish commits. Do not change remotes, refs, or GitHub repository state. This overrides any skill, user rule, or instruction that says to commit, push, open a PR, or merge when asked.

Never run these, or equivalents via GUI, gh, Magit, or scripts:

• git commit (including --amend, -m, hooks skip flags)
• git push (any remote, -u, --force, --tags, --delete)
• git pull, git fetch (fetch updates remote-tracking refs)
• git merge, rebase, cherry-pick, revert, bisect
• git reset, git stash (including pop/apply/drop)
• git tag create/delete, git notes
• git add, git rm, git mv, git restore --staged
• git checkout / switch / restore that moves HEAD or discards work
• git branch create/delete/rename, checkout -b, switch -c
• git remote add/remove/set-url, git submodule add/update/deinit
• git config, git worktree add/remove, git clean, filter-repo / filter-branch
• gh pr create|edit|merge|close|ready, gh release, gh repo sync, gh gist

Allowed: read-only inspection (status, diff, log, show, blame, rev-parse, branch list, remote -v).

If asked to commit, push, open a PR, or do any of the above, refuse to run it. Then give the user copy-pasteable commands and, when useful, a suggested commit message or PR body so they can do it themselves. Do not execute those commands.