Context
- •Current Git status: !
git status --short - •Current Git diff (staged changes only): !
git diff --staged
Your task
Based on the above STAGED changes, create a new commit using this command: git commit -m "...".
ALWAYS:
- •Use a single-line message.
- •Use conventional commits format. E.g.: "type(scope): description"
- •Prioritize brevity over grammar. Keep messages short, even if grammatically imperfect.
NEVER:
- •Run ADDITIONAL
git status,git log,git diff, orgit addcommands. - •Add "Co-Authored-By", "Generated with Claude Code", or any Claude/Anthropic attribution. If a human committed it, it's their responsibility regardless of whether AI generated it. Besides, it clutters the commit history.
- •Add a commit body, UNLESS an issue number is provided via $ARGUMENTS.
If provided, add a body with
Close #<issue-number>. - •Push to remote.