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Merge Conflict Resolution Harness

Resolve complex Git merge and rebase conflicts safely by reconstructing each side's intent before touching a single line — designed for Cursor, Claude Code, and Aider agentic workflows.

A 4-step agentic workflow pack for coding built to run with Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, ChatGPT, and Claude. Open the Markdown files, fill the variables, and paste into your model. Most buyers get a reviewable result in about 10 minutes.

  • Parse every conflict hunk with full surrounding context so no intent is invisible to the agent
  • Reconstruct what each branch author was trying to achieve before a single line is resolved
  • Propose a merged resolution that preserves both sides' intent rather than silently discarding one
  • Generate a concrete verification checklist — unit tests, integration points, and behavior contracts to confirm the resolution is correct
  • Works in any agentic editor (Cursor, Claude Code, Aider) or plain chat — no tools required
  • Covers three-way merges, octopus merges, and rebase conflict sequences in one structured workflow
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Claude Code · Cursor +3
Your AI model
Step 1
Conflict Reader
Paste in your conflicted files (with <<<<<<< / ======= / >>>>>>> markers) and the agent extracts every hunk, labels the sides (ours/theirs), and notes surrounding unchanged context.
Step 2
Intent Reconstruction
Feed in the conflict inventory and any available commit messages or PR context — the agent reasons about each side's goal and writes a plain-English intent statement for both.
Step 3
Resolution Proposal
Supply the intent table and conflict hunks and the agent proposes resolved code for each hunk, explaining how both authors' goals are preserved in the merged version.
Step 4
Verification Steps
Provide the resolution proposals and intent statements and the agent produces a numbered verification checklist — unit test targets, integration points to exercise, and runtime behaviors to confirm.
Output
Your deliverable
Copy-paste ready
One-time
$8
~5 hrs / week
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Models supported
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What ships with your purchase

Prompt files

Plain Markdown files with `{{variables}}` you fill in, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. No setup, no tooling required.

Usage guide

Variable reference, model compatibility, examples, and customization tips so you can adapt the pack to your brand voice.

Lifetime updates

When we improve the pack, you get the new version automatically. Email support included with every purchase.

Models tested: Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, ChatGPT, Claude.

The workflow inside this pack

4 composable prompts you run in order — each one picks up where the last left off.

  1. Step 1

    Conflict Reader

    Paste in your conflicted files (with <<<<<<< / ======= / >>>>>>> markers) and the agent extracts every hunk, labels the sides (ours/theirs), and notes surrounding unchanged context.

  2. Step 2

    Intent Reconstruction

    Feed in the conflict inventory and any available commit messages or PR context — the agent reasons about each side's goal and writes a plain-English intent statement for both.

  3. Step 3

    Resolution Proposal

    Supply the intent table and conflict hunks and the agent proposes resolved code for each hunk, explaining how both authors' goals are preserved in the merged version.

  4. Step 4

    Verification Steps

    Provide the resolution proposals and intent statements and the agent produces a numbered verification checklist — unit test targets, integration points to exercise, and runtime behaviors to confirm.

Perpetual (lifetime) use license

Your one-time purchase includes an ongoing right to use this prompt pack with the AI tools and models you control for your own and your clients' work — not for resale or public redistribution of the files as a product.

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The prompt files, guides, examples, and bundled assets stay our copyrighted works (or our licensors'). Payment grants the limited license in our Terms only — it does not transfer ownership.

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FAQ

How long does it take to use Merge Conflict Resolution Harness?
Most buyers finish in a few minutes: open the prompt file, fill the variables, and paste into your model. The first run is the slowest because you decide variable values; reuse is instant.
What if I get stuck?
Email support@promptscart.com. Free basic support is included with every purchase, and you'll get a reply from our team within 24 hours. If you need help adapting variables or output, we can schedule a call.
Do I need a paid plan with Claude Code?
The prompt works on free tiers of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Heavy use can hit free-tier limits; paid plans get longer context and faster responses, but the prompt itself is the value.
Can I customize the prompt?
Yes, completely. You own the prompt files: edit the role framing, add variables, swap output sections, fork it to match your brand voice. Support can help you plan customizations over email.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Refund as per our Refund Policy (https://promptscart.com/refund-policy). Or add Prompt Customization Service at checkout for help adapting variables and output to your workflow.