Commit git with bat file

git_autocommit_all.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set GIT_PATH="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe"
set BRANCH = "origin"

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set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %GIT_PATH% add -A
	%GIT_PATH% commit -am "Auto-committed on %date%"
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
	%GIT_PATH% push %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

tortoisegit.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set TGIT_PATH="C:\Program Files\TortoiseGit\bin\TortoiseGitProc.exe"

:P
set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %TGIT_PATH% /command:commit /logmsg:"Auto-committed on %date%" /closeonend:3
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:pull /closeonend:3
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:push /closeonend:3
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:pull /closeonend:3
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

tortoisegit_slient.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set GIT_PATH="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe"
set TGIT_PATH="C:\Program Files\TortoiseGit\bin\TortoiseGitProc.exe"
set BRANCH = "origin"

:P
set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %TGIT_PATH% /command:commit /logmsg:"Auto-committed on %date%" /closeonend:3
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
	%GIT_PATH% push %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

Hello
how we can run git command from cmd.exe?

Worked fine, thank you bro'

Hello
how we can run git command from cmd.exe?

If you install git windows version from https://git-scm.com/downloads, it should have git command included already.