/git--commit

Reviews your changed files or the ones you name, rating issues in correctness, security, performance and maintainability by severity with fix suggestions.

Audits your codebase against the OWASP Top 10 and returns each finding with severity, file and line, a description and a fix.

Reads a file and writes unit tests covering normal use, edge cases and errors in your existing framework, then runs them to check they pass.

Builds a pull request from your commits and diff, with a title, summary, test plan and labels, pushes the branch and returns the PR URL.

Sets up git hooks that lint staged files, validate commit messages and can run fast tests before push, using the hook manager that fits your stack.

Tunes git for a monorepo with sparse checkout, per-package CODEOWNERS and path-filtered CI so changes only build and test what they touch.

Reviews a pull request by number and returns issues with file, line, severity and a suggested fix, ending with approve, request changes or comment.

Works out the next semantic version from your commits, updates CHANGELOG.md, creates the git tag and, if asked, a GitHub release.

Lists your git stashes, previews what each holds and helps you apply, drop, save a new one or branch from a stash, warning about likely conflicts.

Checks your recent history and proposes the safest way to undo the last commit, merge, rebase or change, explaining it before running anything.