/wbGit — ELI5

You finished some work. You need to save it to git history.

/wbGit does two things:

1. Looks at what changed and writes a tidy commit message describing it.
2. (If you tell it to) actually runs git add + git commit.

The two are separate on purpose. By default, the AI just proposes the message — it doesn't run any git commands. To actually commit, you say "commit it" or use --execute.

This is the only command that touches git in this project. Everything else is read-only against your working tree.

Hard rules built in:

• Never --force push.
• Never skip hooks (--no-verify).
• Never bundle unrelated changes silently.

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