Commit git with bat file

git_autocommit_all.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set GIT_PATH="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe"
set BRANCH = "origin"

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set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %GIT_PATH% add -A
	%GIT_PATH% commit -am "Auto-committed on %date%"
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
	%GIT_PATH% push %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

tortoisegit.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set TGIT_PATH="C:\Program Files\TortoiseGit\bin\TortoiseGitProc.exe"

:P
set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %TGIT_PATH% /command:commit /logmsg:"Auto-committed on %date%" /closeonend:3
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:pull /closeonend:3
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:push /closeonend:3
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%TGIT_PATH% /command:pull /closeonend:3
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

tortoisegit_slient.bat

@echo off
echo type "commit" or "update"
cd "curl"

set GIT_PATH="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe"
set TGIT_PATH="C:\Program Files\TortoiseGit\bin\TortoiseGitProc.exe"
set BRANCH = "origin"

:P
set ACTION=
set /P ACTION=Action: %=%
if "%ACTION%"=="c" (
  %TGIT_PATH% /command:commit /logmsg:"Auto-committed on %date%" /closeonend:3
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
	%GIT_PATH% push %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="u" (
	%GIT_PATH% pull %BRANCH%
)
if "%ACTION%"=="exit" exit /b
goto P

Hello
how we can run git command from cmd.exe?

If you install git windows version from https://git-scm.com/downloads, it should have git command included already.