commit

Commit changes based on the argument provided: $ARGUMENTS

Options

Arguments can be combined in any order:

• Default (no argument): Commit only files related to the current conversation's work
• all: Commit all pending changes in the working directory
• push: Push to remote after committing

Instructions

1. Run git status to see all modified and untracked files
2. Run git diff --stat to see a summary of changes
3. Run git log -3 --oneline to see recent commit style
4. Determine which files to stage:
   • If argument includes all: commit all pending changes, but group them into logical commits
   • Otherwise: identify only files related to the current conversation's work
5. Group related changes and create separate commits for each logical unit
6. For each commit: stage the files with git add, then commit with a descriptive message
7. If argument includes push: run git push after all commits are complete

Commit message format

Use a HEREDOC for proper formatting:

git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Short summary of changes (imperative mood)

Optional body explaining the "why" if needed.

EOF
)"

Guidelines

• Use present tense: "Add feature" not "Added feature"
• Keep summary under 50 characters
• One logical change per commit — never lump unrelated changes together
• With all: always break changes into separate logical commits (e.g., separate commits for a component fix vs. README updates)