Git commands to stash, pop stash & rebase by default. Just put the files (with the given names) into a bin-dir and make them executable. The use e.g. "$ git spush" instead of "$ git push".

git-spull

#!/bin/bash

STASH_RESULT="`git stash`";

git pull --rebase

if `echo "$STASH_RESULT" | grep -q 'Saved working directory'`
then
	git stash pop
fi

git-spush

#!/bin/bash

STASH_RESULT="`git stash`";

git pull --rebase && git push

if `echo "$STASH_RESULT" | grep -q 'Saved working directory'`
then
	git stash pop
fi

git-srebase

#!/bin/bash

STASH_RESULT="`git stash`";

git rebase -i

if `echo "$STASH_RESULT" | grep -q 'Saved working directory'`
then
	git stash pop
fi

Looks nifty, too. However, I'm quite used to the git <command> schema and the loose s disturbs that a bit.