conventional-commit

name	conventional-commit
description	Create a git commit using a conventional commit message after inspecting the working tree.

Create a git commit using the Conventional Commits format.

1. Run git status and inspect staged changes with git diff --staged.
2. If nothing is staged, inspect unstaged changes with git diff.
3. Stage only the relevant files using explicit filenames. Do not use git add -A or git add ..
4. Commit with this format:

type(scope): short summary of changes

- Bullet point describing a specific change
- Another bullet point for another change

Use these commit types: feat, fix, refactor, style, docs, test, chore, perf.

Rules:

• type is required; scope is optional but preferred.
• Keep the summary imperative, lowercase, under 72 characters, and without a period.
• Include 3-8 concise bullets.
• Start bullets with a capital letter.
• Describe what changed and optionally why.
• Group related changes instead of listing every file.
• Do not include Co-Authored-By.