conductor-revert

The Conductor Revert skill provides a Git-aware mechanism for undoing changes at the logical work unit level. It supports reverting entire tracks, specific phases within a track, or individual tasks. This skill is designed to help developers quickly and safely revert unwanted changes, ensuring a clean and maintainable codebase.

It leverages the Conductor workflow management system to understand the structure of work and intelligently identifies the relevant commits to revert. The skill provides a detailed execution plan and requires explicit confirmation before making any changes, minimizing the risk of accidental data loss. It also handles merge conflicts gracefully, providing options for resolution.

After reverting the commits, the skill automatically updates the Conductor plan files to reflect the changes, ensuring that the workflow remains consistent and up-to-date. It adheres to strict safety rules, such as avoiding `git reset --hard` and `git push --force`, to preserve history and prevent data loss.

What It Does

Reverts Git changes associated with a specific track, phase, or task within the Conductor workflow management system. It identifies relevant commits, presents an execution plan, and performs the revert operations while adhering to strict safety rules.

When To Use

Use this skill when you need to undo changes related to a specific track, phase, or task in your Conductor-managed project. Ideal for correcting mistakes, rolling back incomplete features, or reverting to a previous stable state.

Installation

Copy SKILL.md to your skills directory