landing-the-plane

SKILL.md

When the user says "let's land the plane", complete ALL steps below. The plane is NOT landed until git push succeeds. NEVER stop before pushing. NEVER say "ready to push when you are!" - that is a FAILURE.

IMPORTANT: Include ALL dirty files in the commit, even if they were not related to this session's work. NEVER use git reset, git checkout, or git restore to discard changes. The user may have made changes outside this session that need to be preserved.

NEVER DELETE EXISTING WORK - if there are any existing uncommitted changes, include them in the commit. If there are merge conflicts, resolve them by keeping ALL changes (yours and theirs).

Complete a work session by cleaning up, committing, and pushing all changes to remote. Use when the user says "land the plane", "wrap up", "finish up", or wants to complete their session and push all work. Source: britg/landing-the-plane-skill.

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