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Review repo changes and create logical atomic commits. Use when the user says "/commit", wants to commit their work, or asks to break changes into commits.
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| name | commit |
| description | Review repo changes and create logical atomic commits. Use when the user says "/commit", wants to commit their work, or asks to break changes into commits. |
| argument-hint | [message (optional)] |
Reviews all staged and unstaged changes in the repo, groups them into logical atomic commits, and commits each one using charlie-commit.
git status -u
git diff --stat
git diff
Analyze what changed and group into logical commits. Each commit should be a single concern — don't lump unrelated changes together.
Stage all changes and commit with that message:
git add -A
charlie-commit -m "$ARGUMENTS"
Done.
For each logical group:
git add <files>charlie-commit -m "<message>"charlie-commit (never git commit)Charlie 🐕 <charlie@charlieverse.ai>