Commit

Create atomic commits prepended with emojis using only non-interactive commands.

Process

• •Inspect current changes with git status and git --no-pager diff HEAD.
• •Decide whether the changes should be one commit or several logical commits.
• •If multiple logical changes exist, plan and split them into separate commits.
• •For each commit:
  • •Stage only the relevant changes with git add ....
  • •Review the staged diff (e.g. git --no-pager diff --cached) to confirm what’s included.
  • •Commit with a message (git commit -m "…") following the style below.
• •Return the commits to the user.

Style

• •Atomic: One concern per commit.
• •Split big changes: Separate features, fixes, refactors, docs, etc. when they are independent.
• •Subject line:
  • •Format: <emoji> <description>
  • •Imperative, present tense (e.g. "Add…", "Fix…").
  • •Under 72 characters.
  • •No trailing period.
  • •Do not add explicit scopes like feat:, network:, chore:.
• •Always ensure the commit message accurately reflects the diff.

Splitting Commits

Split into multiple commits when:

• •Changes touch unrelated parts of the codebase.
• •Different types of work are mixed (feature, fix, refactor, docs, tests, chore).
• •Different file types are mixed in a way that’s easier to review separately (e.g. code vs docs).
• •The diff is very large and can be broken into smaller, easier-to-review steps.

Examples

• •✨ Add user authentication system
• •🐛 Resolve memory leak in rendering process
• •📝 Update API documentation with new endpoints
• •♻️ Simplify error handling logic in parser
• •🎨 Reorganize component structure for better readability
• •🔥 Remove deprecated legacy code
• •💚 Resolve failing CI pipeline tests
• •♿️ Improve form accessibility for screen readers