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Split changes into atomic commits with clean staging and concise messages. Use when the user asks for "atomic commits", "split this into commits", "commit hygiene", or wants guidance on separating changes into reviewable pieces.
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| name | atomic-commit |
| description | Split changes into atomic commits with clean staging and concise messages. Use when the user asks for "atomic commits", "split this into commits", "commit hygiene", or wants guidance on separating changes into reviewable pieces. |
Use this skill to split a working tree into small, logical commits that are easy to review.
references/openclaw-pr-workflow.md.git status -sb and git diff.git add -p to stage only the hunks for the current commit.git add -N to partially stage new files.git diff --staged before committing.<area>: <action>.After splitting, report: