/commit

Overview

Quickly analyze git changes and create a conventional commit message following the commitizen format. Prioritizes speed and efficiency for straightforward commits.

Usage

/commit

Workflow

1. Analyze changes: Reviews git status and stages changes if needed
2. Generate message: Creates conventional commit following type(scope): description format
3. Commit: Executes commit immediately with generated message
4. Push: Automatically pushes changes to remote

Commit Format

type(scope): brief description

Types

• feat: New feature
• update: Refresh/update existing features
• fix: Bug fix
• docs: Documentation changes
• chore: Maintenance tasks
• refactor: Code restructuring
• test: Test changes
• perf: Performance improvements
• revert: Revert previous changes

Examples

update(statusline): refresh spend data
feat(auth): add email verification
fix(api): handle null user error
docs(readme): update installation steps

Rules

• Auto-stages changes if nothing staged
• Auto-pushes after committing
• No user interaction required
• Uses imperative mood (add, update, fix)
• Descriptions start lowercase
• Keeps messages under 72 characters

Model

Uses haiku model for fast execution.