List stashes — AI Prompts for Git

The four heights

The same task, four distances: today's deadline, the next reviewer, the stuck moment, the pattern.

Execute — do the immediate task

Show me all stashes for this repository and include for each the stash name, short message, author,…

Show me all stashes for this repository and include for each the stash name, short message, author, date, and the files changed so I can tell which one to restore before today’s stand-up.

Improve — make it easier to accept

Before I pick a stash to apply, make the list easy to scan: surface stashes sorted by date, show…

Before I pick a stash to apply, make the list easy to scan: surface stashes sorted by date, show the first line of the stash message, list changed file paths and whether they include new, modified, deleted, or untracked files, and mark stashes that contain staged (index) state.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

I see eight stashes with vague messages like WIP and quick-fix and I cannot tell which contains the…

I need a stash but there are eight with vague messages

I see eight stashes with vague messages like WIP and quick-fix and I cannot tell which contains the screen renderer change I started yesterday. I’m worried applying the wrong one will overwrite later work. Which stash attributes should I check to identify the correct one and what quick commands can I run to preview their contents safely?

Become — change the pattern

Every week developers create throwaway stashes with one-word messages and we waste time guessing…

stashes accumulate with inscrutable messages every week

Every week developers create throwaway stashes with one-word messages and we waste time guessing which is which. I want a team habit to reduce this friction. What naming convention and brief checklist should we require when creating a stash, and how can we enforce it with minimal overhead during interruptions?

Next to this one

Other version control work people do in Git.

Identify large files Ignore files or directories Initialize a repository Inspect repository configuration List all branches Manage sparse checkouts Merge a branch into main Mirror a repository Protect a branch (set policies)Rebase a branch onto main

Every task here came from the work, not from a feature list — which is why the prompts name what you want done and never the button that does it. The tool changes; the work does not.

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