Git & GitHub

Pick what you want to do — undo a commit, stash, rename a branch, force push safely — and get the exact Git command with an explanation.

Choose the reset you need — soft, mixed, hard, to a commit, or back to the remote — and get the command and what it will do.

Get the right git rebase command for common tasks: onto main, interactive, continue, abort, --onto and autosquash.

Get the exact Git commands to merge, squash merge, abort a merge or resolve conflicts with ours or theirs.

Create a .gitignore for your language or framework, with macOS, Windows, Linux and editor files already covered.

Turn a ticket ID and a plain description into a clean branch name like feature/PROJ-123-add-login-page.

Build a Conventional Commits message — type, scope, description, body and breaking-change note — and the git commit command.

Break a Git URL into host, owner and repository and convert between HTTPS and SSH forms.

Build a git clone command with branch, shallow depth, single-branch and submodule options.

Split any github.com URL into owner, repo, branch and path, and get the clone, API, raw and ZIP links.

Create a clean README.md with features, install steps, usage, license and author from a short form.

Create a profile README with your intro, skills badges, stats card and links — ready to paste into your username repository.

Make shields.io badges for stars, forks, issues, license, last commit, workflow status and npm version.

Create a bug report, feature request or question template — as a YAML issue form or Markdown — for your repository.

Generate a GitHub Actions workflow for Node, Python, Java, Go, Rust, .NET, PHP, Docker or GitHub Pages.

Build a schedule trigger for GitHub Actions, converting your local time to UTC for you.

Check a workflow file for YAML errors and missing on, jobs, runs-on and steps before you commit it.

Look up any public GitHub repository's stars, forks, issues, license, languages, latest release and last push.