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Get out of a git mess safely: describe what happened, get the recovery commands with what each does, and the safety snapshot first.
Rescue my git situation: {{mess}} (what I did, what I meant to do, what state things are in now — branch, uncommitted work, pushed or not?). Rules: FIRST the safety snapshot (the commands to preserve current state before any fix — usually a backup branch or stash; reflog reassurance), then the recovery path with each command explained BEFORE I run it (what it does, what changes, point of no return flagged), the pushed-vs-local fork in the plan (rewriting shared history needs the team-coordination warning), verification steps between commands (how I know it worked before proceeding), and the prevention note: the habit or alias that avoids this mess class entirely.
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