Automatically push every accepted Hop transition
Hop-State: A_06FN6FF8HFSFD9ANGK6BY4G Hop-Proposal: R_06FN6FDTK9G17RXFFT82ZYR Hop-Task: T_06FN6CFVXVVAP1KZAJ2X62R Hop-Attempt: AT_06FN6CFVXTRZ8ZDG28QR5Z0
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@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ and safe multi-agent integration.
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exact final tree before it becomes accepted.
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- **Accepted work is visible.** Successful results appear in the selected
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project folder without moving your active Git branch or index.
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- **Publishing is automatic.** When an upstream branch exists, each accepted
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transition is pushed without moving the local branch or force-pushing.
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- **History stays local by default.** Detected credentials are redacted before
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prompts and evidence are persisted.
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@@ -68,6 +70,8 @@ verification, see the
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That is the full user workflow. You do not run `hop init`, route prompts through
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a terminal, or work inside `.hop` yourself. After a task, `hop status` shows the
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accepted state and whether the visible project folder is synchronized.
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When the repository has an unambiguous Git upstream, Hop also pushes the
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accepted commit automatically; users do not run `git push` after each task.
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For example, Codex Desktop users restart Codex after installation, select a Git
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project, and prompt normally. Other compatible runtimes can read the shared
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