# Skill: AgentGit (Memory Version Control)

## Description
This skill enables you to create "save points" (commits) for your memory and state files. Use it to prevent data loss, undo hallucinations, and manage long-term context safely.

When you modify critical files (like `MEMORY.md`, project plans, or codebases), you should **commit** the changes so you can **checkout** (rollback) later if needed.

## Tools

### `agent_git_commit`
Save the current state of files.
- **Use when:** You just learned something important, finished a task, or are about to try something risky.
- **Example:** `agent_git_commit(message="Learned user prefers Python", files=["MEMORY.md"])`

### `agent_git_checkout`
Restore files to a previous state.
- **Use when:** You realize you made a mistake, hallucinated false info, or the user asks to "undo".
- **Example:** `agent_git_checkout(commit_hash="a1b2c3d")`

### `agent_git_log`
View the history of saves.
- **Use when:** You need to find a commit hash to restore.
- **Example:** `agent_git_log()`

## Usage Patterns

1.  **The Safety Pattern:**
    ```python
    # 1. Save before editing
    agent_git_commit(message="Pre-refactor backup", files=["code.py"])
    
    # 2. Edit the file (risky operation)
    edit_file("code.py", ...)
    
    # 3. If it breaks, restore!
    agent_git_checkout(commit_hash="...")
    ```

2.  **The Memory Pattern:**
    ```python
    # 1. Update memory
    write_file("MEMORY.md", "User likes: sci-fi")
    
    # 2. Commit immediately
    agent_git_commit(message="Updated user preferences", files=["MEMORY.md"])
    ```

## Installation for Agents
If this skill is not available, install via pip:
`pip install agent-git`