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# Commit Create one atomic Conventional Commit from the changes the user placed in scope. Inspect `git status --short`, staged diff, and unstaged diff first. Preserve unrelated work; stage paths explicitly and include untracked files only when they belong to the requested change. If there is nothing to commit, report that and stop. If HEAD is detached, report the commit hash and ask for a branch decision before committing. Use `<type>(<optional-scope>): <imperative summary>` with a type such as `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `refactor`, `test`, `build`, `ci`, or `chore`. Keep the message factual and short; include a body only when it explains why. Run the narrow relevant checks before committing when the repository documents them, then report the new commit hash and files included. A commit is a local mutation authorized by the user's commit request; do not push, amend, reset, or change unrelated files. For a requested co-author trailer, read [coauthor-attribution.md](references/coauthor-attribution.md).