weave
Entity-level merge with weave. Use when setting up weave, previewing merges, reducing false Git conflicts, or validating merge-driver behavior.
What this skill does
# weave Skill Use weave when Git line-conflicts are noisy but edits are logically independent. ## When to use - "set up weave" - "weave setup" - "preview this merge" - "why did git conflict on different functions" - "test merge driver" ## Quick commands ```bash # Configure current repo weave setup # Preview merge quality before merging weave preview <branch> # Execute merge (after setup, git uses weave driver) git merge <branch> # Optional: inspect CRDT state if using claims weave status ``` ## Validation checklist ```bash # 1) binaries present command -v weave weave-driver weave-mcp # 2) repo config present git config --local --get-regexp '^merge\.weave\.' # 3) attributes include merge=weave grep -n 'merge=weave' .gitattributes ``` Expected config: ```bash merge.weave.name Entity-level semantic merge merge.weave.driver weave-driver %O %A %B %L %P ``` ## Fast regression test (temp repo) ```bash tmpdir=$(mktemp -d) && cd "$tmpdir" git init -q git config user.name test && git config user.email [email protected] cat > lib.ts <<'EOF' export function a(x:number){ return x*2 } export function b(s:string){ return s.length>0 } EOF git add lib.ts && git commit -qm base weave setup >/dev/null git checkout -qb left perl -0pi -e 's/x\*2/x*3+1/' lib.ts git commit -am left -q git checkout -q @{-1} git checkout -qb right perl -0pi -e 's/s\.length>0/s.trim().length>0/' lib.ts git commit -am right -q git checkout -q left git merge --no-ff right ``` Pass condition: merge completes and `git ls-files -u` is empty. ## Notes - `weave setup` updates `.gitattributes` and local git merge-driver config. - Keep driver command as `weave-driver ...` (PATH-resolved) to avoid stale nix-store paths. - For AI tooling, `weave-mcp` is available; wire into your MCP client as needed. - Troubleshooting: `references/troubleshooting.md`
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