git

The OMZ git plugin defines ~200 aliases over the git CLI. You don't need them all — these dozen cover the daily loop, log archaeology, and context-switching:

Alias	Runs
gst	git status
gaa	git add --all
gcmsg	git commit --message
gp / gl	git push / git pull
gco / gcb	git checkout / git checkout -b
gcm	git checkout $(git_main_branch)
gd / gds	git diff / git diff --staged
glol	pretty one-line graph log
gwip / gunwip	snapshot / restore work-in-progress
gsta / gstp	git stash push / git stash pop
gcp	git cherry-pick
gpsup	git push --set-upstream origin $(git_current_branch)

Pro tips

• The daily loop is four keystrokes deep: gst → gaa → gcmsg "..." → gp. With agents committing in most repos, this is mostly for the manual touch-ups in between.
• gwip before switching contexts — it commits everything (including deletes) as --wip-- [skip ci], no hooks, no GPG. gunwip later undoes it only if HEAD is actually a wip commit, so it's safe to fire blind.
• glol for archaeology: graph + relative dates + author, which makes agent-authored commits easy to spot. glola adds --all for every branch; glods swaps in short dates.
• gcm respects the repo — it resolves main/master per repo via git_main_branch, so it works across Gitea and GitHub clones alike.
• grhh is git reset --hard — it eats uncommitted work. gsta first costs nothing; gstp gets it back.
• gpf is the safe force: --force-with-lease (plus --force-if-includes on newer git). gpf! is the raw --force — mind the trailing !.