Description

Here is how you should commit project.

Workflow

1. •Stage: git add -A to stage all changes
2. •Analyze: git diff --cached --stat to see what changed
3. •Commit: Generate ONE-LINE message (max 50 chars):
   • •fix: [what was fixed]
   • •feat: [what was added]
   • •update: [what was modified]
   • •refactor: [what was reorganized]
4. •Push: git push immediatelyne

Message Rules

• •ONE LINE ONLY - no body, no details
• •Under 50 characters - be concise
• •No periods - waste of space
• •Present tense - "add" not "added"
• •Lowercase after colon - fix: typo not fix: Typo

Examples

feat: add user authentication
fix: resolve memory leak
update: improve error handling
refactor: simplify api routes
docs: update readme

Execution

• •NO interactive commands
• •NO verbose messages
• •NO "Generated with" signatures
• •If no changes, exit silently
• •If push fails, report error only

Priority

Speed > Detail. Keep commits atomic and history clean.