I've written these three git commands to automate frequently done tasks in a git repository.
git-browse opens the current repository (with subdirectories added, if appropriate) in your browser.
git-push-branch pushes the current branch up to the origin, setting the upstream.
git-rm-branch switches to main, does a git pull, and then removes the branch you started from (it prompts you).
Copy these scripts into somewhere in your path and make sure they're executable.