commit-push-prlisted

# Commit, Push, PR Use when the user asks to commit, push, open a PR, ship the current branch, or make a pull request. ## Workflow 1. Inspect state: - `git status --short` - `git diff --staged` - `git diff` 2. Determine which files belong to the requested change. Leave unrelated user changes alone. 3. Run the smallest useful verification command if one exists and has not already run. 4. Stage only relevant files. 5. Commit with a conventional message: - `feat: ...` - `fix: ...` - `docs: ...` - `refactor: ...` - `test: ...` - `chore: ...` 6. Run the Codex review gate — `~/.claude/scripts/codex-review-gate.sh` (the same script `cc` uses; it shells out to `codex exec review`). Run it **after the commit, before the push**, so it reviews the committed delta vs the base branch — exactly the PR contents — and ignores unrelated WIP in the tree. This is the ADR-0003 stop-gate made concrete: - Exit 2 → STOP: critical/high/medium (P0–P2) findings. Fix them in a follow-up commit (or get an explicit override), re-run the gate, and only then continue. Do not push past it. - Exit 0 → clean, or only low (P3+) findings (already filed as GitHub issues). Proceed. - Exit 3 / loud warning → Codex could not run; the gate degrades open. Note it and continue, or set `CODEX_GATE_REQUIRED=1` to hard-require the review. 7. Push the current branch, setting upstream if needed. 8. Create a PR with `gh pr create`: - title under