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# Commit - Git Commit Generator ## Goal Analyze staged changes and generate conventional commit messages automatically, following semantic commit conventions with proper type, scope, and subject formatting. ## Trigger - User says "commit", "/commit", "generate commit message" - User has staged changes and wants a semantic commit message - User wants to follow conventional commits format ## Commands | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `/commit` | Analyze staged changes and generate commit | | `/commit -m "message"` | Commit with custom message | | `/commit --amend` | Amend previous commit | | `/commit --dry-run` | Preview commit message without committing | ## Workflow ### Step 1: Pre-flight Check ```bash # Verify git repository git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree # Check staged changes git diff --staged --quiet # Get staged files git diff --staged --name-only ``` **If no staged changes**: Check `git status`, prompt user to stage changes first. ### Step 2: Analyze Staged Changes ```bash git diff --staged git diff --staged --stat ``` **Analysis Focus**: 1. **Change Type Detection** - New files → `feat` - Modified files → Based on content - Deleted files → `refactor` or `chore` 2. **Semantic Type Classification** - `feat`: New feature/functionality - `fix`: Bug fix - `refactor`: Code restructuring without behavior change - `docs`: Documentation only - `style`: