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Git Basics - Quick Reference
Simple commands you'll use all the time.
Daily Workflow
Check what changed
git status # See what files changed
git diff # See exact changes
Save your work
git add -A # Stage ALL changes (new, modified, deleted)
git commit -m "your message" # Save with description
git push origin main # Upload to Gitea
Get latest changes
git pull origin main # Download updates from Gitea
What Each Command Does
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
git add -A |
Mark all changes as ready to save |
git commit -m "msg" |
Save marked changes with a description |
git push origin main |
Upload commits to Gitea |
git pull origin main |
Download latest from Gitea |
git status |
Show what changed |
git diff |
Show exact line changes |
Common Patterns
Made changes, want to save and upload:
git add -A
git commit -m "Add health checks to services"
git push origin main
Want to see what you changed before committing:
git status # See which files changed
git diff # See exact changes
git add -A # Stage everything
git commit -m "..." # Commit
git push # Push
Get updates from Gitea:
git pull origin main
Remember
- git add = Mark files (staging)
- git commit = Save with message (local)
- git push = Upload to Gitea (remote)
- -A = ALL files (new, modified, deleted)
- -m = Message (inline, no editor)
When to Use Finish-Up Agent vs Manual Git
Use finish-up agent:
- Ending work session
- Want comprehensive documentation
- Need session summary
Use manual git:
- Quick commits during work
- Custom commit messages
- Frequent small saves