User Guide
User Guide
Task-Oriented
Follow practical, review-first journeys for the work you want to complete with Custy.
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Quick Command
prepare -> preview -> execute -> verifyOverview
This guide organizes Custy around real tasks rather than individual command options. Each journey explains what to prepare, which command or profile to choose, what can change, how to verify success, and what to inspect when a run stops partway through.
Use the Command Reference when you need every option. Use Configuration for persistent project policy, and Pipelines for exact internal execution order.
Choose Your Journey
Common Custy Work
Everyday Development
Review the commit message, then commit and push branch work without release side effects through the Dev journey.
Preparing Releases
Move from release readiness through version, changelog, commit, tag, and publication in the Release journey.
Managing Backups
Protect commit and tag message files and apply retention deliberately in the Backup journey.
Cleaning Branches
Preview layered branch filters before deleting local and remote branches in the Cleanup journey.
Recovering Workflows
Identify the last completed effect and select a narrow recovery action in the Troubleshooting journey.
Choosing a Command
Use the Command Reference when one focused operation is safer than a full profile.
Start with Repository State
Reusable preflight
bashgit status --short --branch
git diff
git diff --staged
git remote -v
custy validateThese checks answer four questions before Custy mutates anything: which branch is active, which changes exist, which changes are staged, and where remote operations can go.