Check repository status

I need to check the repo status before I push. Show uncommitted changes, untracked files, current branch name, and whether my local branch is ahead, behind, or diverged from origin/main. If there are conflicts staged, report them and stop so I can resolve before pushing.

Before I run the status check, make it easy to act on: surface which files are uncommitted and which are untracked, highlight anything that would be accidentally included in a commit, show if hooks will run, and flag if my branch differs from origin/main in ways that will trigger a force-push or conflict.

I see local changes but I don't know if I accidentally left debug logs or local config. I'm afraid pushing will break CI or expose secrets. What exact checks should I run now to know it's safe to push, and what immediate fixes should I apply if I find risky files or divergence from the remote?

Team members frequently push with messy working trees: leftover debug prints, accidental local configs, and half-done files, causing flaky CI and rollbacks. What simple workflow or pre-push habit will eliminate most of these incidents, and how should I introduce it so busy engineers adopt it quickly?