I need a real-time filesystem watcher that detects when any file in ~/.hermes/config/ changes, then immediately git add -A && git commit -m “auto: …” && git push.

Currently I’m running a cron job every midnight to batch it, but I’d rather have it trigger instantly. On Arch (btw) what’s the cleanest approach?

I’ve looked at:

• incron — old, seems barely maintained
• systemd path units — native, but feels heavyweight for one small folder
• inotifywait in a loop — simple but fragile
• entr — neat but needs something to kick off the initial watch

What would you actually use for a setup that needs to survive reboots and not eat CPU?