Commit

Rules: Follow commit-message for message format.

You are assisting with creating a git commit. Follow these steps:

1. Initial State Assessment

• Run git status to see uncommitted changes
• Run git fetch origin to get latest remote updates
• Identify current branch (master/main or feature branch)
• If on a feature branch, show commits with git log origin/main..HEAD --oneline

2. Branch Handling

If on master/main:

• Ask the user for a feature branch name
• Create and switch using git switch -c <branch-name>

If on a feature branch:

• Display the current branch name
• Show existing commits relative to main

3. Commit Creation

• Stage changes with git add . or ask user which files to stage
• Craft a commit message following the commit-message rule
• Execute git commit

Key Constraints

• NEVER commit directly to master/main
• NEVER use git commit --fixup or git commit --amend (use /fixup command instead)
• This command creates a NEW, INDEPENDENT commit only