Automated way to do basic things in an indelicate way. Useful if your needs are limited and you are the only person using a repository; probably worse than useless otherwise.

raleigh.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# raleigh: a stupid git wrapper

import subprocess, sys

try:
    if sys.argv[1].lower() == "local":
        name = raw_input("Name of commit: ")
        subprocess.call("git add .", shell=True)
        subprocess.call("git commit -m " + "'" + name + "'", shell=True)
    if sys.argv[1].lower() == "revert":
        subprocess.call("git add . && git reset --hard HEAD", shell=True)
    if sys.argv[1].lower() == "undo":
        subprocess.call("git reset --hard HEAD^", shell=True)
        subprocess.call("git push origin --force", shell=True)
    if sys.argv[1].lower() == "history":
        subprocess.call("git log -p", shell=True)
    if sys.argv[1].lower() == "help":
        print "\tno argument \tcommits changes, pushes remotely"
        print "\tlocal \t\tcommits changes only"        
        print "\trevert \t\treverts to last commit"
        print "\tundo \t\tundoes last commit locally and remotely"
        print "\thistory \tshows patch history"
except:
    name = raw_input("Name of commit: ")
    subprocess.call("git add .", shell=True)
    subprocess.call("git commit -m " + "'" + name + "'", shell=True)
    subprocess.call("git push origin master", shell=True)
print "Done."