Bash CLI to run a command, file, or script in every Git repository under a path.
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Bash CLI to run a command, file, or script in every Git repository under a path.
Bash CLI to rewrite Git commit author and committer identity for one email address, with dry-run, summary, and local-only modes.
Bash CLI to rename a local Git branch and the same branch on the remote, with dry-run, summary, and local-only modes.
Python CLI that reads a local Git repository and reports how it evolved: activity, contributors, survivors, extinct paths, churn, and snapshots.
Bash CLI to delete local and remote Git tags, with protection, dry-run, and summary modes.
Shared organisation profile, documentation, community standards, templates, and GitHub resources.
Bash CLI to scan a directory tree for Git repos and report unclean or unsynced state.
Bash CLI to flatten a Git repository to a single initial commit, with dry-run, backups, and controlled tag handling.
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