smykla-skalski/git-stage-hunk
codex/git-stage-hunk/SKILL.md
Stage selected git hunks non-interactively by reusing the source workflow under `claude/git-stage-hunk`. Use when only part of a file should be committed.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add smykla-skalski/sai git-stage-hunkInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- git-stage-hunk
- description:
- Stage selected git hunks non-interactively by reusing the source workflow under `claude/git-stage-hunk`. Use when only part of a file should be committed.
- short-description:
- Stage selected diff hunks safely
Git Stage Hunk
Use this skill when the user wants selective staging without an interactive TTY.
This is a thin Codex wrapper around claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/SKILL.md. Reuse the source workflow, references, scripts, and eval material from the Claude skill directory instead of maintaining duplicated Codex copies.
Use This Skill
- Use this skill when the user wants selective staging without an interactive TTY.
Do Not Use This Skill
- Do not use this skill when ordinary
git addalready solves the task or when the user wants every change staged.
Source Material
- Source skill:
claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/SKILL.md - Source directory:
claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/ - Codex metadata:
agents/openai.yaml
Load only the source files needed for the current task. Do not recreate or copy the Claude-side bundled resources into this Codex skill.
Workflow
- Treat
claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/SKILL.mdas the source workflow and map it to Codex interaction patterns. - Use the helper programs in
claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/scripts/. - Read the relevant source references from
claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/references/when the task needs split hunks, regex staging, or line-range staging. - Prefer listing or dry-run output first unless the user clearly requested staging.
Codex Notes
- Ignore Claude-only frontmatter and runtime wiring such as
allowed-tools,user-invocable,$ARGUMENTS, andCLAUDE_SKILL_DIR. - Infer inputs from the user request and local context before asking follow-up questions.
- If a source script or networked command fails because of sandbox restrictions, rerun it with escalation and a short justification.
- For destructive or irreversible actions, confirm intent unless the user was already explicit.
Verification
After any fix or state-changing action, rerun the narrowest relevant validator, script, listing command, or source check and compare the before/after result.
- Re-check the key output, diff, command result, or rendered text after you act.
- If the task changed files or external state, rerun the narrowest relevant validator, script, listing command, or source query.
- Report what was verified, what remains unverified, and any residual risk.
Examples
<example> User: "Use Git Stage Hunk for this task." Assistant: Opens `claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/SKILL.md`, loads only the needed source references or scripts, adapts the workflow to Codex conventions, and completes the task. </example> <example> User: "Apply the Git Stage Hunk workflow here." Assistant: Reuses the source material from `claude/git-stage-hunk/skills/git-stage-hunk/` instead of relying on duplicated Codex-side resources. </example>Related Skills
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