git-delegation

Git Delegation

This skill allows you to delegate any git operation to the Manager. Since Workers don't have access to git credentials, all git commands that require authentication must be delegated.

What Can Be Delegated

Any git command, including but not limited to:

• git clone - Clone repositories
• git fetch / git pull - Fetch/pull from remote
• git push - Push to remote
• git checkout / git switch - Switch branches
• git branch - Manage branches
• git add / git commit - Stage and commit
• git merge - Merge branches
• git rebase - Rebase commits (including interactive)
• git cherry-pick - Cherry-pick commits
• git reset / git revert - Undo changes
• git stash - Stash changes
• git tag - Manage tags
• git submodule - Manage submodules
• And any other git command...

If git can do it, you can delegate it.

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When to Use This Skill vs github-operations

Task	Use git-delegation	Use github-operations
Clone repository	✅
Pull/fetch changes	✅
Read/write files	✅
Create/switch branches	✅
Commit/push code	✅
Rebase/cherry-pick	✅
Manage tags	✅
Create PR		✅
Review/merge PR		✅
Comment on PR		✅
Create/update Issue		✅

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Message Format

Send a git-request: message to the Manager.

First, get your actual Matrix domain:

echo $AGENTTEAMS_MATRIX_DOMAIN
# e.g.: matrix-local.agentteams.io:18080

Then send (substitute the real domain — do NOT write $AGENTTEAMS_MATRIX_DOMAIN literally):

@manager:matrix-local.agentteams.io:18080 task-{task-id} git-request:
workspace: /root/agentteams-fs/shared/tasks/{task-id}/workspace/{repo-name}
operations:
  - git clone https://github.com/org/repo.git
  - git checkout -b feature-auth
  - git add .
  - git commit -m "feat: add authentication"
  - git push origin feature-auth
---CONTEXT---
{What you're trying to accomplish}
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