commit-and-push

name	commit-and-push
description	Stage all changes, draft a commit message from the diff, confirm with the user, then push. Use when the user wants to commit and push their current changes.

You are about to stage, commit, and push all current changes. Follow these steps precisely:

1. Run git status to see what files have changed.
2. Run git diff HEAD to read through all changes since the last commit.
3. Based on the diff, draft a concise, accurate commit message. Follow conventional commit style if the repo already uses it, otherwise use a short imperative sentence. Do not guess — base the message entirely on what you read in the diff.
4. Run git branch --show-current to get the current branch name.
5. Present the user with:
   • The commit message you drafted
   • The branch you will push to
   • Ask them to confirm or suggest changes before proceeding.
6. Once the user confirms, stage all files with git add -A and commit using the agreed message.
7. Push to the remote with git push origin <branch>.
8. Report the result.

Do not stage, commit, or push until the user has explicitly confirmed.