Skill v1.0.1

version: "1.0.1" name: git-track-new-file description: | Load whenever new files or directories are created in a git repo — via write, bash, or any other tool — so new files that should be tracked are registered with git_track_new_file. metadata: maintainers: [bew]

Current working directory git status: !git rev-parse --git-dir >/dev/null && echo "IS_GIT_REPO" || echo "NOT_GIT_REPO"

If NOT_GIT_REPO: skip silently — do not call git_track_new_file.

Call git_track_new_file with the absolute path of each new file or directory that should be tracked, then continue. Use judgment: skip paths that must not be tracked — e.g. HANDOFF-*/TASK-* artefacts — or where tracking is unwanted.

Triggers

• write (new files) — including files written in this session
• cp, cp -r
• mv — destination path counts as new, even for renames
• curl -o, wget -O
• mkdir (if directory should be tracked, e.g. via .gitkeep)
• tar, unzip (use top-level output directory)

Rules

• Absolute paths only.
• New files/directories only — not modified or existing ones.
• For renames: track all affected new paths, not just the ones pointed out.
• Non-blocking — never wait on the result.