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<!-- Generated from https://github.com/nielsmadan/agentic-coding — edits here are overwritten. --> # Commit (session-scoped) Commit the changes **this session** made — and nothing else. Multiple agents may share one checkout; a plain `git add -A` / `git add .` would sweep in another session's work. This skill stages by explicit path, and at hunk granularity when a file was touched by more than one session. ## Usage ``` /commit # split this session's work into logical commits, auto-message each /commit "fix: correct pager" # one commit, using this message verbatim ``` An argument is always the message for a **single** commit — never split when one is given. With no argument, group into the fewest self-contained commits (Step 3). ## Instructions ### Step 1: Reconstruct what THIS session changed Build the set of paths you edited this session from **your own actions** — the `Write`, `Edit`, `NotebookEdit`, and file-creating `Bash` calls you ran. This is the source of truth for ownership, not the working tree. - List every file you created, modified, renamed, or deleted this session. - If the conversation was summarized and you're unsure, reconstruct from the summary + visible history. If you still can't tell which changes are yours, do NOT guess wide — jump to Troubleshooting → "Unsure which changes are mine". ### Step 2: See the working-tree state Run these (read-only) to compare your list against reality: ``` git status --porcelain git diff -