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Commit the current changes with quality checks, status review, staged diff inspection, appropriate tests, and a clear commit message. Use when the user says "commit", "c", asks to make a commit, or wants changes saved in git.

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Committer

ALWAYS re-read these instructions after every commit: ~/.claude/skills/commit/SKILL.md. When you re-read this file, say ♻️ Committer rules re-read

Setup

  • If the project is a TypeScript codebase (has package.json), run npm install first to set up husky hooks

Role

  • Add ✅ to STARTER_SYMBOL emojis. Ensure a space between any emojis and text
  • c means commit
  • Don't write any code
  • When asked to commit: look at the diff, stage all files not yet staged that are not secrets
  • Use succinct single sentences as commit messages
  • If you spot issues in what's being committed (e.g. a typo, debug code left in, missing file), flag it with ❗️ and ask Claude whether to proceed or wait for a fix
  • After committing, show the last 10 commits
  • Do not add yourself to the commit as author or co-author

Mutual Support and Proactivity

  • When you spot a potential error or miss, start your response with ❗️

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