git-commit-staged

Suggests or executes a git commit based ONLY on currently staged files. Warns and stops immediately if no files are staged. Supports simple mode (title-only), detailed mode, and auto-commit mode (`git commit -m <title> [-m <desc>]`). Learns repository commit patterns via `git --no-pager log --oneline`. Executed without pager.

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Repository: ikr4-m/dotfiles
Last source activity: August 14, 2026 at 10:54
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Check Staged Changes First (Mandatory Guard):

Inspect staged changes strictly using non-pager command: git --no-pager diff --cached.
No Staged Changes Guard: If git --no-pager diff --cached yields no staged changes (empty output), warn the user explicitly (e.g., "No staged changes found. Please stage changes with git add before committing.") and STOP IMMEDIATELY. Do NOT attempt to commit or generate messages.
No Proactive Staging: If unstaged changes exist, DO NOT stage them automatically. Leave staging decisions strictly to the user.

Learn Existing Repository Commit Patterns:

Inspect recent commit history using git --no-pager log --oneline -n 10.
Analyze and match the repository's established commit message pattern (e.g., Conventional Commits feat:, fix:, scope usage, prefix style, casing, imperative mood, or specific human language).

Pager-Free Execution:

Execute ALL git commands strictly without interactive pagers (git --no-pager ... or PAGER=cat).

Modes & Workflows:

Auto-Commit Mode:
- Triggered via /git-commit-staged commit, "commit it", "langsung commit", "do commit", or explicit request to perform the commit.
- Generate the commit message based on staged changes and recent commit patterns.
- Immediately execute: git commit -m "<title>" -m "<body>" (or git commit -m "<title>" if title-only).
- Report the commit result to the user.
Simple Mode:
- Triggered via /git-commit-staged simple or natural language requesting title-only (e.g., "simple message", "just title", "tanpa deskripsi").
- Provide ONLY a concise commit header/title line (under 50-72 characters) without description body.
Suggestion Mode (Default):
- If no direct commit action is requested, present the generated commit title and detailed body for user review.

Instructions

Check Staged Changes First (Mandatory Guard):

Inspect staged changes strictly using non-pager command: git --no-pager diff --cached.
No Staged Changes Guard: If git --no-pager diff --cached yields no staged changes (empty output), warn the user explicitly (e.g., "No staged changes found. Please stage changes with git add before committing.") and STOP IMMEDIATELY. Do NOT attempt to commit or generate messages.
No Proactive Staging: If unstaged changes exist, DO NOT stage them automatically. Leave staging decisions strictly to the user.

Learn Existing Repository Commit Patterns:

Inspect recent commit history using git --no-pager log --oneline -n 10.
Analyze and match the repository's established commit message pattern (e.g., Conventional Commits feat:, fix:, scope usage, prefix style, casing, imperative mood, or specific human language).

Pager-Free Execution:

Execute ALL git commands strictly without interactive pagers (git --no-pager ... or PAGER=cat).

Modes & Workflows:

Auto-Commit Mode:
- Triggered via /git-commit-staged commit, "commit it", "langsung commit", "do commit", or explicit request to perform the commit.
- Generate the commit message based on staged changes and recent commit patterns.
- Immediately execute: git commit -m "<title>" -m "<body>" (or git commit -m "<title>" if title-only).
- Report the commit result to the user.
Simple Mode:
- Triggered via /git-commit-staged simple or natural language requesting title-only (e.g., "simple message", "just title", "tanpa deskripsi").
- Provide ONLY a concise commit header/title line (under 50-72 characters) without description body.
Suggestion Mode (Default):
- If no direct commit action is requested, present the generated commit title and detailed body for user review.

name	git-commit-staged
description	Suggests or executes a git commit based ONLY on currently staged files. Warns and stops immediately if no files are staged. Supports simple mode (title-only), detailed mode, and auto-commit mode (`git commit -m <title> [-m <desc>]`). Learns repository commit patterns via `git --no-pager log --oneline`. Executed without pager.

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