Most developers never touch interactive rebase or bisect because the stakes feel high and the commands look arcane. This skill changes that by walking Claude through the 80% of git that separates careful commits from surgical history editing. It covers the practical stuff: squashing commits before PR, using bisect to binary search for the bug-introducing commit, spinning up worktrees so you can work on a hotfix without stashing your feature branch, and setting up hooks to catch lint errors before they enter history. The guidance on atomic commits and never rewriting shared history is especially solid. If you've ever needed to recover from a bad rebase or wished you understood reflog, this is the reference you want Claude to have loaded.
npx skills add https://github.com/absolutelyskilled/absolutelyskilled --skill git-advanced