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git-teacher

Git and GitHub for people who never wanted to learn Git.

You don't need to memorize commands. You don't need to know what a "commit hash" is. If you've ever used Google Drive, you already understand 80% of Git — you just don't know it yet.

Quick Start • Why git-teacher? • How it works • Features • Requirements

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Quick Start

1. Add the marketplace (once)

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/fivetaku/gptaku_plugins.git

2. Install the plugin

/plugin install git-teacher

3. Restart Claude Code

Restart is required for the plugin to load.

4. Start the setup

/git-teacher 시작

Or just say: "깃 시작해줘" — the plugin understands natural language.

5. Follow the 5-step flow

Step 1 + 2: Setup       → install tools, create your project folder (once)
Step 3: Save            → "저장해줘"   (commit your changes)
Step 4: Upload          → "올려줘"    (push to GitHub)
Step 5: Request review  → "검토 요청해줘"  (open a pull request)

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Why git-teacher?

• No command memorization — say what you want to do in plain Korean, the plugin figures out the rest
• Analogy-first explanations — every concept is explained using Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud, not developer jargon
• Skips what you already did — setup detects your current state and only runs the steps you actually need
• Translates Git output — instead of fatal: not a git repository, you get "이 폴더는 Git 프로젝트 폴더가 아니에요"
• Handles the hard parts — merge conflicts, detached HEAD, stash — explained in plain language with clear choices

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How it works

Git has one core difference from Google Drive: nothing syncs automatically. Every save and every upload is a manual step. Once you know that, the rest follows.

You edit a file
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       ▼
  Save (Commit)          ← "저장해줘"
  Packages your changes
  Still only on your machine
       │
       ▼
  Upload (Push)          ← "올려줘"
  Sends to GitHub cloud
  Now others can see it
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       ▼
  Request Review (PR)    ← "검토 요청해줘"
  "Hey team, check this out"
  Like Google Docs suggestion mode

The Google Drive comparison

Google Drive	Git	Key difference
Install the app	Install Git + GitHub CLI	Same — you need an app to start
Log in with Google account	Connect GitHub account	Same — you need an account for the cloud
Create a shared folder	Create a repository	Same — a folder to hold your files
Files sync automatically	Files do NOT sync automatically	This is the big one
"Suggest edits" mode	Pull Request	Similar — "here's what I changed, please review"

The most important thing to remember: Google Drive auto-syncs. Git does not. You have to save (commit) and upload (push) manually. If you forget, your work stays on your machine only.

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Features

Commands

Command	What it does
/git-teacher	Opens a menu to pick what you want to do
/git-teacher 시작	Setup: install tools + create project folder
/git-teacher 상태	Status: what changed since your last save?
/git-teacher 저장	Save: commit your changes locally
/git-teacher 올리기	Upload: push commits to GitHub
/git-teacher 검토	Review: open a pull request
/git-teacher 도움말	Help: explain any Git term with analogies

Natural language triggers

You don't have to use slash commands. These phrases work too:

What you want	Say this
First-time setup	"깃 시작해줘", "깃 설정", "처음이에요"
Check current state	"지금 어떤 상태?", "뭐가 바뀌었어?"
Save changes (Commit)	"저장해줘", "커밋", "세이브"
Upload to GitHub (Push)	"올려줘", "푸시", "업로드"
Request review (PR)	"PR 만들어줘", "검토 요청해줘"
Ask about a term	"commit이 뭐야?", "push랑 commit 차이"

Skills

Skill	Phase	Description
git-teacher-setup	1–2	Install Git, connect GitHub, create project folder
git-teacher-status	—	Translate git status into plain Korean
git-teacher-save	3	Commit changes with a natural-language summary
git-teacher-upload	4	Push commits to GitHub
git-teacher-review	5	Create a pull request
git-teacher-help	—	Term glossary + FAQ using cloud analogies

Help system

The git-teacher-help skill answers questions like:

• "commit이 뭐야?" → one-line summary + Google Drive analogy
• "push랑 commit 차이?" → comparison table
• "Git 작업 흐름이 어떻게 돼?" → full flow diagram in plain language
• "fatal: not a git repository 이게 뭐야?" → translation + what to do next

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Requirements

• Claude Code CLI
• Claude Max/Pro subscription or a supported Claude API key

No additional dependencies. No npm install. No build step.

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License

MIT — fivetaku

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