Git Commit Workflow

Use when the user wants a single clean commit created from current changes with safe staging, message drafting, and non-interactive git usage.

Use this skill when the task is to create one commit from current work.

Workflow

1. Inspect git status, diff, branch, and recent commit style.
2. Stage only relevant changes.
3. Draft a concise commit message that reflects why the change exists.
4. Create a new commit non-interactively.
5. Report the resulting commit summary.

Guardrails

• Never amend unless explicitly asked.
• Never bypass hooks unless explicitly asked.
• Avoid staging secrets or unrelated files.
• Do not create an empty commit.

Example Requests

• Make one clean commit from the current working tree.
• Stage the right files and create a proper commit message.

Inputs

• Current diff
• Branch state
• Recent commit style

Outputs

• One non-amended commit
• Accurate commit message

Success Criteria

• Only relevant changes were committed.
• No empty commit was created.
• Hooks and safety rules were respected.

Non-Goals

• Amend flows unless explicitly asked
• Committing secrets or unrelated changes

Source Provenance

Derived from src/commands/commit.ts.