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Create a git commit for staged changes using the commit agent.
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Implement a feature fully autonomously in the background as a Workflow — decompose, then run each task through test-design → implement → refactor → review → verify, closing on executed evidence instead of human approval gates. Use when you want unattended end-to-end implementation on a branch and will review the result as a diff/PR afterward.
Deliver a large user story as multiple parallel PRs. On first run it decomposes the story into PR-sized slices with a dependency DAG (decompose-to-prs) and, after you review the plan, scaffolds a git worktree per slice and launches implement-flow in each via workmux. Re-run it to deliver later waves — it adopts the existing plan instead of re-planning. Use when a story is too big for one PR.
Implement a feature autonomously through the full test-design → test-write → implement → refactor → review loop, pausing only for plan approval and pre-commit approval.
Implement a feature autonomously through the full test-design → test-write → implement → refactor → review loop, running independent tasks in parallel (isolated git worktrees) and pausing only for plan approval and pre-commit approval.
Post-run verification of an autonomous implementation run (implement-flow / implement-auto / implement). Runs the run-verifier agent to catch the failure modes the evidence gate can't see — staged tails, dead code, vacuous receipts, collapsed commits — and, with --fix, remediates them. Use after an unattended run, before trusting its "done".
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| name | pcommit |
| description | Create a git commit for staged changes using the commit agent. |
Delegate to the commit agent:
Create a git commit for staged changes: $ARGUMENTS