v1.3.0

[1.3.0] - 2026-08-28

Added

• git-find: grep the file paths git knows about. By default it lists tracked
  and untracked files while honouring .gitignore
  (git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard), so it behaves like a
  git-aware find that never descends into node_modules/ or build output.
  Scope flags -t/--tracked, -u/--untracked and -a/--all (include
  ignored files) are mutually exclusive; -i, -F, -c and -z mirror the
  corresponding grep options, and everything after -- is passed to git as a
  pathspec. Output is NUL-safe end to end, and the exit status is 1 when
  nothing matches.
• git-agent-commit: --model <model> selects the Claude model used to generate
  the message (default claude-sonnet-4-6); ignored by the --codex backend.
• git-agent-commit: --exclude <pathspec> (repeatable) drops paths from the
  staged diff sent to the agent, so lock files and generated output no longer
  dominate the generated message.

Fixed

• git-agent-commit: --exclude now understands git magic pathspecs. Previously the
  value was unconditionally prefixed with :!, so a magic pathspec such as
  --exclude ':(glob)**/*.lock' became :!:(glob)**/*.lock — which git silently
  interprets as excluding a literal file named :(glob)**/*.lock, matching nothing.
  The exclusion was therefore a no-op with no error reported. The exclude magic word
  is now merged into the user's pathspec while preserving any other magic words
  (glob, icase, top, attr:, ...):
  '*.lock' → :(exclude)*.lock, ':(glob)**/*.lock' → :(exclude,glob)**/*.lock,
  ':/a/b' → :(exclude,top)a/b, while ':!x' / ':^x' / ':(exclude,icase)x'
  are passed through unchanged. Malformed values (bare :, unterminated :(glob)
  are now rejected with an error instead of being silently ignored.

Documentation

• Commit conventions guide (docs/COMMITRULES.md) documenting the Conventional
  Commits format used by this project.
• Wiki entry for git-find, including options, examples and the git ls-files | grep one-liner equivalents.
• Wiki now covers every script in src/ (24 scripts), and each entry was audited
  against its script's actual argument parsing. Corrections:
  • git-agent-commit: documented the --model and --exclude options, which
    the code already supported.
  • git-add-patch: documented the default no-flag mode (patch-stage every
    modified file) and the -a > -d > -s precedence.
  • git-browse: -b accepts firefox, chrome, chromium, google-chrome;
    safari and edge were listed but are rejected by the script.
  • git-check-commitsize: -u/-l are required, and -d defaults to 365 days.
  • git-lastdiff: added the missing ### Options section (-n, --no-tool,
    -h) and corrected the one-liner — the script diffs the parent of the
    selected commit against HEAD, not the commit itself.
  • git-sparse-checkout: documented -s (skeleton mode) and -h, stated that
    -p is colon-separated (the v1.0.3 change was never propagated to the wiki),
    that -p is required only without -s, and that the clone is blobless.
  • git-sprint-commit: documented trailing positional arguments and the
    staged-changes precondition.
  • git-tmp-checkout: documented -h and the auto-generated stash message, and
    corrected the one-liner (git stash push -a + git stash apply, so the
    stash entry is retained).
  • git-tree: one-liners now use git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD to match the
    script; an untracked directory yields empty output rather than an error.
  • git-delete-obsolete-branch: the script fetches with git fetch --prune
    (not --all) and deletes with git branch -d (not -D).
  • git-delete-current-repo: noted that the local origin remote is removed on
    success, and documented -n/-h.
  • git-push-multiple-remotes: noted that the script continues past a failed
    push and always exits 0.
  • Added the previously undocumented -h/--help options for
    git-create-repo, git-repo-update, git-tree, git-tmp-checkout and
    git-whoami, plus the fd requirement for git-add-gitkeep and the
    .yml/.yaml requirement for git-create-repo.

Fixed

• git-add-newline: the --help text advertised glob-style ignore patterns
  (-i "*.md"), but matching uses bash regex ([[ $file =~ $pattern ]]), so a
  glob never matched. The examples now show regexes (-i '\.md$').