commit

Creates git commits using Conventional Commit messages after reviewing current changes and splitting logical units. Use when the user asks to commit current work, create commits, batch commits, commit only a selected scope or subset of the changes, or run a fast commit workflow. Also use when no repository commit convention is specified. Do not use for message-only drafting, syntax validation, split guidance without commit execution, conceptual commit questions, history inspection, amending or rewriting existing commits, user prompts or loaded repository instructions that reject Conventional Commits or request Gitmoji or another commit-message standard, or ordinary-language uses of "commit" such as committing to a plan.

License

MIT