Prepare concise Git commit messages for the Toasty project by first checking its authoritative commit guide. The skill focuses on describing what changed and why, using the project's required format, types, scopes, and breaking-change notation.
Always use this skill before authoring a commit message in the Toasty repository
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Load this skill before writing any git commit message in this project.
Always read docs/dev/COMMITS.md before
authoring a commit message. It is the authoritative source for the
format, allowed types, scope conventions, subject/body/footer rules, and
breaking-change notation.
Maintainers reading the log already know Toasty and Rust. Keep the subject and body high-signal: state what changed and why. Skip restated context, obvious explanations, and throat-clearing. A maintainer should grasp the important bits in seconds.
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Prepare Toasty design documents under `docs/dev/design/` using the required template, audience, and concise writing conventions. The skill guides document structure and illustrative Rust examples, and outlines the proposal and roadmap steps for non-trivial features.
Write clear Toasty issues by choosing the right template for a bug report or feature proposal and filling in its required fields. It helps describe observed behavior, reproduction steps, proposed APIs, and alternatives in concise, factual language.
Prepare a Toasty pull request by reviewing the full change against its base branch and drafting a concise title and body from the net diff. It also covers the required template, rendered links for major Markdown changes, and label handling.
Write or edit Toasty documentation, design notes, READMEs, pull request descriptions, issues, and commit bodies using the project's prose conventions. It favors direct, factual language, concrete examples, active voice, and descriptions of current behavior.