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Commit -a isn't easy?
Squashing is easy too, though no, there isn't a "squash all" option, unless you're working in a feature branch and check out master and git merge --squash branch: https://graphite.dev/guides/git-merge-squash
I'm sure there's a way to commit to another branch without having it checked out, but that just sounds like a recipe for trouble.
And I have no idea how you'd manage to not have different ssh keys per user. You shouldn't be reusing keys across accounts to begin with.