Atomic Commit

Invoke the TDG atomic commit skill to analyze changes and create clean, atomic commits.

Instructions

Run the tdg:atomic skill:

/tdg:atomic

This will:

1. •Analyze git status, git diff, and git diff --staged
2. •Detect mixed concerns (multiple features, bug fixes + features, etc.)
3. •Group files by shared purpose
4. •Present grouping for confirmation
5. •For each group: stage → review → test → commit → verify
6. •Final review with git log

Commit Message Rules

• •Use conventional commit format: feat|fix|refactor|docs|test|chore|perf|style
• •NO footer - Do not add "Generated with...", "Co-Authored-By...", or any other footers
• •Keep messages concise and descriptive

Post-Commit: Issue Comment

After commits are created, automatically comment on the related GitHub issue:

1. •Find Issue Number - Check docs/current.md for ISSUE: #N or extract from branch name/commits
2. •If issue found, comment with:

gh issue comment <issue-number> --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
## Implementation Update

### Changes Made
[List files changed and what was modified]

### Commits
[List commit hashes and messages]

### Status
- Branch: `<branch-name>`
- Ready for: review / merge / testing
EOF
)"

1. •If no issue found, skip commenting silently