Git & Flow
Push, record PRs, merge, and manage which flow a task follows. The git steps are
driven by the /task-git agent.
🤖 Agent-driven
/task-git runs the push/PR/merge commands for you. The flow-control commands
(set-flow, set-default-flow) are the ones you're more likely to run yourself.
Git & merge
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
push | Push to the task's branch and update the tracker. Flags: --id, --commit, --message, --branch. |
mr-update | Record the PR/MR URL on the task. Flags: --id, --url. |
merge | Merge the branch to the main line. Flag: --id. |
done | Mark the task complete. Flag: --id. |
Flow control
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
advance | Advance a task along its flow via an agent's transition. Flags: --id, --agent. |
set-flow | Reassign a task to a different flow. Flags: --id, --flow. |
set-default-flow | Make a flow the default for new tasks. Flag: --flow. |
Example
insight-flow push --id N42 --message "feat: add auth" --branch feat/N42-auth
insight-flow mr-update --id N42 --url https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123
insight-flow merge --id N42
insight-flow done --id N42
See Transitions & agents for how these commands map to flow handovers.