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Safely control git commits with file restrictions and earlier commit fixups.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "git-training-wheels" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Help me create a safe commit that includes only src/auth.js and tests/auth.test.js, and excludes all other modified files from this commit.
Creates or performs a Git commit containing only the specified files, preventing unrelated changes from being committed.
I missed an update to README.md. Add this file as a fixup to the previous commit about the login feature instead of creating a regular new commit.
Creates or performs a fixup targeting an earlier commit, making it easier to clean up commit history later.
Check the current staged commit scope and allow only docs/api.md; if any other files are included, block the commit.
Validates whether the commit exceeds the allowed scope and blocks it when unsafe.
When a developer has changes across many files locally, this tool can limit a commit to only approved files, reducing the risk of including temporary or unrelated changes.
When a small change was missed in an earlier commit, a developer can attach it as a fixup to that historical commit, helping keep the Git history cleaner later.
It is an MCP server designed to make Git commits safer. It restricts commits to specified files and supports fixups for earlier commits.
It is best suited for developers and DevOps workflows, especially when teams need strict commit scope control or cleaner commit history.
The provided information only says it is an MCP server and does not include installation steps, runtime details, or key requirements; see the source repository for specifics.
Securely manage local repos with files, shell commands, and full Git operations.
Run local Git workflows with enforced commit and branch naming conventions.
Safely manage Git worktrees for parallel branches and AI-assisted development.
Manage GitHub repositories, branches, pull requests, and commits through an MCP server.
Use full Git operations through MCP to manage repositories and collaboration.
Inspect and analyze Git diffs to improve code review and debugging.