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Git-aware revert workflow for reverting tracks, phases, or tasks while preserving provenance and upstream workflow; includes safety checks and an execution plan
Provides a verified, provenance-preserving revert workflow for codebases organized into 'tracks' and 'tasks'. The skill discovers commits for a target (task/phase/track), builds an explicit revert execution plan (commits to revert, files affected), enforces pre-flight checks (clean git state, no rebase/merge, provenance review), and requires explicit confirmation before making any changes. It emphasizes safety: never force-push, never auto-resolve conflicts, and halt on any unexpected condition.
Use when you need to undo work by logical unit (single task, phase, or entire track) and must preserve upstream provenance and support files. Ideal for repository maintainers, reviewers, or operators who need auditable revert operations with clear verification steps. Do NOT use for generic undo tasks where provenance or safety controls are unnecessary.
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Conductor-revert is a git-aware revert workflow skill for undoing tracks, phases, or tasks in the Conductor project management system. No scripts were present or executed. The SKILL.md has solid safety rules (no force push, no hard reset, requires explicit YES confirmation) but the skill is tightly coupled to a niche Conductor framework and has mostly empty resource paths (all n/a). The provenance/imported framing from the upstream repo adds complexity without practical value.
The skill reads as an auto-generated intake copy from an upstream repo (sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills), repackaged for a different ecosystem (Omni Skills). The imported provenance structure (metadata.json, ORIGIN.md) and the editorial framing add significant overhead without clear benefit. The actual revert workflow instructions are solid and safety-conscious, but are only usable within the Conductor framework. Resource matrix is entirely placeholder (n/a).
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