`cortex git`

Full git porcelain interface executed through the Cortex agent workspace. Ten subcommands provide complete git version control with agent-powered commit messages and branch management.

Usage

cortex git <subcommand> [options]

Subcommands

Subcommand	Description
`status`	Show working tree status
`log`	Show commit history
`diff`	Show changes between commits or working tree
`add`	Stage files for commit
`commit`	Create a new commit
`push`	Push commits to remote
`pull`	Pull changes from remote
`clone`	Clone a repository
`branch`	List or manage branches
`remote`	Manage remote repositories

Subcommand Details

`cortex git status`

cortex git status                     # Show working tree status
cortex git status --agent             # Agent-powered status with suggestions

`cortex git log`

cortex git log                        # Show commit history
cortex git log --limit 20             # Limit to 20 entries
cortex git log --agent                # Agent-powered log analysis

`cortex git diff`

cortex git diff                       # Show unstaged changes
cortex git diff --stat                # Show diff statistics
cortex git diff --file path/to/file   # Diff a specific file
cortex git diff --agent               # Agent-powered diff summary

`cortex git add`

cortex git add path/to/file           # Stage a specific file
cortex git add --all                  # Stage all changes
cortex git add --agent                # Agent-powered staging suggestions

`cortex git commit`

cortex git commit                     # Create commit (agent generates message)
cortex git commit --all               # Stage all and commit
cortex git commit --agent             # Agent-powered commit with analysis

`cortex git push`

cortex git push                       # Push to default remote
cortex git push --remote origin       # Specify remote
cortex git push --branch main         # Specify branch
cortex git push --agent               # Agent-powered push

`cortex git pull`

cortex git pull                       # Pull from default remote
cortex git pull --remote origin       # Specify remote
cortex git pull --branch main         # Specify branch
cortex git pull --agent               # Agent-powered pull

`cortex git clone`

cortex git clone <url>                # Clone a repository
cortex git clone <url> --branch main  # Clone a specific branch

`cortex git branch`

cortex git branch                     # List all branches
cortex git branch --create feature-x  # Create a new branch
cortex git branch --checkout main     # Checkout a branch
cortex git branch --agent             # Agent-powered branch management

`cortex git remote`

cortex git remote                     # List remotes
cortex git remote --add origin <url>  # Add a remote
cortex git remote --url               # Show remote URLs
cortex git remote --agent             # Agent-powered remote management

Agent-Powered Features

When using the --agent flag, git commands leverage the Cortex agent to:

Generate meaningful commit messages from diffs
Suggest branch naming conventions
Analyze change patterns for PR descriptions
Detect potential merge conflicts
Provide code review suggestions

Examples

# Agent-powered commit with auto-generated message
cortex git commit --agent

# Clone and set up a project
cortex git clone https://github.com/user/repo.git

# Create a feature branch
cortex git branch --create feature/new-dashboard

# Push to a specific remote branch
cortex git push --remote origin --branch feature/new-dashboard