Git Tab & Recovery
The Git/Deploy area of a project window covers day-to-day Git status plus a set of recovery surfaces for the states that come up when a pull, a push, or an integration doesn’t land cleanly.
Pull requests and guarded merge
Section titled “Pull requests and guarded merge”Project window → Git tab. Lists open pull requests for the project’s remote and provides a guarded merge action — merge is a deliberate, explicit click rather than something that happens as a side effect of another action.
MCP tools: orbit_github_prs, orbit_github_pr.
Dirty-pull recovery
Section titled “Dirty-pull recovery”When a Git pull is blocked because the working tree has uncommitted changes, the Git tab offers safe recovery actions instead of leaving you to resolve it manually from a terminal.
Recovery-ref discovery
Section titled “Recovery-ref discovery”If a run leaves work behind without a normal commit — for example an interrupted or crashed session — Orbit surfaces recovery-ref links on the affected Pipeline card so that work isn’t stranded and unreachable.
Unreachable local-commit warning
Section titled “Unreachable local-commit warning”The Git tab warns when local commits exist that are absent from the reachable remote history, and provides recovery guidance so work doesn’t sit invisible to anyone but the local machine.
MCP tool: orbit_stash_resolve also covers related stash-conflict recovery from MCP clients.
Git stash inventory
Section titled “Git stash inventory”Lists the project’s available Git stashes directly in the Git tab, for inspection and recovery without dropping to a shell.
Publication repair doors
Section titled “Publication repair doors”Provides operator recovery actions for every parkable publication and reachability state — the recovery path when a commit’s push or integration status is ambiguous rather than a clean success or failure.