github-for-humans
GitHub for Humans
Git operations translated into business language. The user works on files. The agent handles version control invisibly, only surfacing decisions when human judgment is genuinely needed.
Freshness check: If more than 90 days have passed since the
last-updateddate above, review whether git workflows or GitHub CLI patterns have changed.
Philosophy
Three principles govern every interaction. When in doubt, apply them in this order.
1. Invisible Until It Cannot Be
The agent performs all git operations silently. The user never needs to know that commits, branches, pushes, or pulls exist. They work on files; the agent keeps everything saved, synced, and organized behind the scenes.
What "invisible" means in practice:
- No git command output shown to the user. Ever.
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