Add Git‑tool integration for full workflow support (clone, create repo, commit, push, PR…

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Service / Game Name

GitHub integration

Website URL

Https://github.com

Description

Implement a native Git command layer inside Kai AI iPhone so users can perform common Git workflows directly through voice or text commands.

Supported use‑cases

• Clone a repo – “Clone the awesome‑project repo from GitHub”: prompt for URL (or infer from repo name), clone into a temporary workspace, confirm success.
• Create a new repo – “Create a new repository called my‑notes on GitHub”: ask for host (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), collect/store auth token securely, create repo via API, initialise with a README.
• Commit changes – “Commit all changes with message updated readme”: run git add -A, git commit -m "updated readme" and report the commit hash.
• Push / Pull – “Push the current branch to origin”: execute git push and show result, handle authentication errors.
• Branch & PR – “Create a new branch feature‑ui and open a PR”: git checkout -b feature‑ui, push branch, call the GitHub API to open a PR, return the PR URL.
• Status / Log – “Show the git status” or “Show the last three commits”: return concise status or log snippet.
• Undo – “Undo the last commit”: run git reset --soft HEAD~1 with confirmation.

Technical considerations

• Store personal access tokens (or OAuth credentials) securely in the iOS Keychain; never log or transmit them elsewhere.
• Provide each session with a sandboxed workspace inside the app’s container to avoid interfering with user files.
• Use iOS background tasks for long‑running operations (clone, large pushes/pulls) and surface progress to the user.
• Parse Git command output to deliver user‑friendly error messages and suggest remediation (e.g., re‑enter token on auth failure).
• Design the module as a plug‑in so future VCS integrations (Mercurial, self‑hosted GitLab, etc.) can be added later.

Acceptance criteria

• All commands work on a fresh iOS install without external dependencies.
• Errors (network, auth, merge conflicts, etc.) are caught and presented clearly.
• Credentials are stored only in the Keychain and used solely for the selected Git host.
• Feature is documented in the app’s help section with example commands and usage notes.

API / Data Source

No response

Policy

• This integration does not violate any terms of service or platform policies