git-dad allows you to recover when you've accidentally mistyped git add,
and instead typed git dad. Normally, Git will tell you that you've made
a mistake:
% git dad foo.c
git: 'dad' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
But with git-dad, your file will still be added to the index. Though not
without a bit of punishment for your typo:
% git dad foo.c
What do you call corn that joins the army? Kernel.
% git status --short
A foo.c
That's right, you get a dad joke!
All you have to do is put git-dad in your path to enjoy the puns:
% git dad bar.c
Why do bears have hairy coats? Fur protection.
Brilliant!