git-hex-conflict-resolution
This skill should be used when the user is stuck in a git-hex-driven rebase, merge, or cherry-pick due to conflicts and wants the agent to inspect, resolve, and then continue or abort safely. Trigger phrases include: "resolve conflicts", "rebase is stuck", "conflict markers", "continue the rebase", "abort the rebase".
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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Git-hex Conflict Resolution
When to use this Skill
This skill should be used when:
- A git-hex tool reports that an operation is paused because of conflicts.
- The user says a rebase or cherry-pick is "stuck", "paused", or "in conflict".
- You need to see which files conflict and decide whether to continue or abort.
Trigger phrases include: "rebase conflict", "cherry-pick conflict", "merge conflict", "stuck on conflicts", "continue the rebase", "abort the cherry-pick".
Workflow
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Inspect conflict state
- Call
git-hex-getConflictStatusto determine:- Whether a rebase/merge/cherry-pick/revert is in progress.
- Which files are conflicting and the overall operation type (
rebase,merge,cherry-pick, orrevert).
- Use
includeContent: trueonly when necessary to inspect base/ours/theirs content for specific text files.
- Call
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Resolve conflicts per file
- For text files:
- Propose or apply edits based on
base,ours, andtheirs. - Ensure conflict markers are removed before resolving.
- Call
git-hex-resolveConflictwith the file path (andresolution: "delete"for delete conflicts when appropriate).
- Propose or apply edits based on
- For text files:
- For delete conflicts, use the
resolutionparameter to choose whether to keep or remove the file.
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Continue or abort the operation
- When all conflicts are resolved (or
getConflictStatusshows no remaining conflicting files but the operation is still paused), callgit-hex-continueOperation. - If the user decides to give up on the rebase or cherry-pick, call
git-hex-abortOperationto restore the pre-operation state.
- When all conflicts are resolved (or
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Escalate if needed
- If the final result after continuing is not what the user wanted, suggest
using
git-hex-undoLastfrom the branch cleanup Skill to revert.
- If the final result after continuing is not what the user wanted, suggest
using
Tools to prefer
- Inspection:
git-hex-getConflictStatus - Resolution:
git-hex-resolveConflict - Control:
git-hex-continueOperation,git-hex-abortOperation - Recovery:
git-hex-undoLast(via the branch cleanup Skill)
Conflict types
Operation-level
-
"rebase"- Interactive rebase paused -
"merge"- Merge in progress -
"cherry-pick"- Cherry-pick paused -
"revert"- Revert paused (detected butcontinueOperation/abortOperationare not supported; usegit revert --continueor--abortdirectly)
File-level
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"both_modified"- Both sides modified the file -
"deleted_by_us"- We deleted, they modified -
"deleted_by_them"- We modified, they deleted -
"added_by_both"- Both sides added different versions
Delete conflict handling
// To keep the file (must exist on disk):
{ "file": "path/to/file", "resolution": "keep" }
// To accept deletion:
{ "file": "path/to/file", "resolution": "delete" }
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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