Registers and updates data containers within the GitChain registry.

Install

mkdir -p .claude/skills/push-c-0711 && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://agentskills.codes/api/skills/download/11572" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/push-c-0711 && rm skill.zip

Installs to .claude/skills/push-c-0711

Activation

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Push data into GitChain as a new or updated container
53 charsno explicit “when” trigger
Beginner

Key capabilities

  • Parse input arguments to determine data to push
  • Determine the container type (product, memory, knowledge, agent)
  • Ask for a namespace if not explicitly provided
  • Push data into GitChain as a new or updated container
  • Include a meaningful message with each push
  • Ensure every push is versioned and blockchain-anchored

How it works

The skill parses input data, determines its container type and namespace, and then uses the `push` MCP tool to store it in GitChain.

Inputs & outputs

You give it
Data to be pushed, including type, namespace, identifier, and content
You get back
Data pushed into GitChain as a new or updated container

When to use push

  • Saving session memory
  • Updating product catalog data
  • Pushing agent state configuration

About this skill

Push to GitChain

Create or update a container in the GitChain registry.

What to do

  1. Parse $ARGUMENTS for what to push
  2. Determine the container type:
    • product — product data with specs, pricing, media
    • memory — conversation context, decisions, notes
    • knowledge — knowledge base entries, documentation
    • agent — agent state, capabilities, config
  3. Ask for namespace if not obvious
  4. Use the push MCP tool

Guidelines

  • Identifier should be unique within the namespace (article number, slug, etc.)
  • Data is free-form JSON — structure it logically
  • Every push is versioned and blockchain-anchored
  • Include a meaningful message (like a git commit message)

Examples

Push a product:

push({
  type: "product",
  namespace: "eaton",
  identifier: "5SC750",
  data: { name: "Eaton 5SC 750VA UPS", specs: { ... } },
  message: "Initial product data from catalog"
})

Save context:

push({
  type: "memory",
  namespace: "pope",
  identifier: "eaton-analysis-2026-03",
  data: { summary: "...", decisions: [...] },
  message: "Session notes from Eaton vault analysis"
})

When not to use it

  • When the user needs to retrieve data from GitChain
  • When the user needs to push data that does not fit defined container types
  • When the user needs to perform actions not related to pushing data

Limitations

  • The skill is limited to pushing data into GitChain.
  • The data pushed must conform to one of the defined container types (product, memory, knowledge, agent).
  • An identifier unique within the namespace is required.

How it compares

This skill provides a structured method for pushing versioned, blockchain-anchored data into GitChain, offering a more reliable and auditable storage mechanism than simple file saving.

Compared to similar skills

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