Commands

Full command reference, grouped by what you are trying to do.

Reference table

Command	What it does	Destructive
`please commit`	Stages changes and writes commits with the AI	No
`please push`	Runs commit, then pushes to origin	No
`please status`	Plain language view of where you stand	No
`please branch [name]`	Lists branches, or creates and switches to one	No
`please switch <name>`	Switches to an existing branch	No
`please sync`	Fetches and merges the upstream branch	No
`please sync exactly`	Makes the local branch match the remote exactly	Yes
`please undo`	Undoes the last commit, keeps the changes	No
`please redo`	Brings back the last undo	No
`please move-commit <branch>`	Moves the last commit onto a new branch	No
`please discard`	Throws away all uncommitted changes	Yes
`please restore <path>`	Brings back a file deleted in a past commit	No
`please branch delete <name>`	Deletes a branch locally and on origin	Yes
`please rename <new-name>`	Renames the current branch, including on the remote	No
`please cleanup`	Deletes local branches already merged into main	No
`please log`	A readable commit graph	No
`please revert`	Interactive revert of a past commit	No
`please stash`	Saves and clears the working tree	No
`please stash list`	Shows saved stashes	No
`please stash pop`	Restores the most recent stash	No
`please stash drop`	Deletes the most recent stash	Yes
`please squash [n \| ref]`	Combines a run of commits into one, AI-written message	Only if already pushed
`please purge <path>`	Permanently removes a file or folder from all git history	Yes
`please "..."`	Agent mode, a plain language request	Varies
`please chat`	The agent, kept alive across multiple messages	Varies
`please alias <name>`	Gives please a shorter command name	No
`please update`	Updates please itself to the latest release	No