git-extras

git-extras is a collection of additional Git subcommands for inspecting repository history and automating common maintenance tasks. It is most useful when plain git leaves you stitching together ad hoc shell pipelines for reports, releases, or repetitive repo cleanup.

• Summarize repository age, branch activity, authorship, and file-level effort across a repo or a selected path.
• Generate changelogs, create release commits and tags, and clean up merged or squashed branches with higher-level Git helpers.
• Run Git commands across registered workspaces, open repository URLs, and handle repetitive branch or remote housekeeping from the shell.

• The commands are regular shell subcommands with stable flags and exit behavior, so agents can call focused helpers instead of rebuilding every workflow from raw git plumbing.
• Most output is plain text tables or browser-oriented behavior rather than machine-readable JSON, which makes downstream parsing and verification weaker than purpose-built API CLIs.
• Best fit is local repo maintenance and reporting loops where a skill can standardize a handful of subcommands; it is less compelling as a universal interface to remote Git hosting.

• There is no real structured output mode in the inspected commands, and several helpers depend on Unix utilities such as awk, column, curl, ps, or rsync.
• Some commands remain human-oriented, including browser launchers and GitHub pull request creation that can prompt for credentials or two-factor codes.