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name	commit-assistant
description	Help create git commits and PRs with properly formatted messages and release notes following CockroachDB conventions. Use when committing changes or creating pull requests.

Git Commit Assistant

Create general-purpose Commit, PR, and release notes text.

Workflow

Read any project-specific rules (if provided).
Collect change context: git status -sb, git diff --stat, git diff.
Determine the primary change type.
Ask only for missing inputs:
- What changed and why
- Breaking change status
- Release notes need, audience, and category
- Issue/Epic/Tracking reference (if the project uses them)
Produce Commit/PR/Release notes and validate.

Commit rules

Format: type: Subject
Suggested type: feat fix docs style refactor test chore revert
Subject rules (seven rules):
- Separate subject from body with a blank line
- Limit subject line to 50 characters
- Capitalize the subject line
- Do not end the subject line with a period
- Use imperative mood
Body rules:
- Explain what and why, not how
- Wrap at 72 characters per line (hard max 100)
- Use English, imperative
Breaking changes:
- Use type!: Subject or
- Add footer BREAKING CHANGE: ...
Add issue references only if the project uses them (e.g., Refs: #123)
🔒 Never include secrets or credentials

PR rules

Title: short imperative phrase, no period
Description must answer:
- What changed?
- Why?
- Breaking changes?
Reuse Commit Subject when appropriate

Release notes rules

Include only user-facing changes
Use Release notes: None for internal refactors/tests/infra
Prefer categories when useful: Added / Changed / Fixed / Breaking / Security / Performance
Describe what changed, why it matters, and how users notice it
🔒 Never include secrets or private data

Output templates

Commit:

<type>: <Subject>

<What changed.>
<Why it changed.>

BREAKING CHANGE: <Impact>  # only if needed

PR:

<Title>

What changed
- ...

Why
- ...

Breaking changes
- None | ...

Release notes:

Release notes: None

# or

Release notes (Added): ...
Release notes (Fixed): ...
Release notes (Breaking): ...

Validation checklist

Subject length <= 50, imperative, capitalized, no period
Blank line between subject and body
Body lines wrap at 72 (<= 100)
Body explains what/why only
No secrets or private data 🔒

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Git Commit Assistant

Create general-purpose Commit, PR, and release notes text.

Workflow

Read any project-specific rules (if provided).

Collect change context: git status -sb, git diff --stat, git diff.

Determine the primary change type.

Ask only for missing inputs:

What changed and why
Breaking change status
Release notes need, audience, and category
Issue/Epic/Tracking reference (if the project uses them)

Produce Commit/PR/Release notes and validate.

Commit rules

Format: type: Subject

Suggested type: feat fix docs style refactor test chore revert

Subject rules (seven rules):

Separate subject from body with a blank line
Limit subject line to 50 characters
Capitalize the subject line
Do not end the subject line with a period
Use imperative mood

Body rules:

Explain what and why, not how
Wrap at 72 characters per line (hard max 100)
Use English, imperative

Breaking changes:

Use type!: Subject or
Add footer BREAKING CHANGE: ...

Add issue references only if the project uses them (e.g., Refs: #123)

🔒 Never include secrets or credentials

PR rules

Title: short imperative phrase, no period

Description must answer:

What changed?
Why?
Breaking changes?

Reuse Commit Subject when appropriate

Release notes rules

Include only user-facing changes

Use Release notes: None for internal refactors/tests/infra

Prefer categories when useful: Added / Changed / Fixed / Breaking / Security / Performance

Describe what changed, why it matters, and how users notice it

🔒 Never include secrets or private data

Output templates

Commit:

<type>: <Subject> <What changed.> <Why it changed.> BREAKING CHANGE: <Impact> # only if needed

PR:

<Title> What changed - ... Why - ... Breaking changes - None | ...

Release notes:

Release notes: None # or Release notes (Added): ... Release notes (Fixed): ... Release notes (Breaking): ...

Validation checklist

Subject length <= 50, imperative, capitalized, no period

Blank line between subject and body

Body lines wrap at 72 (<= 100)

Body explains what/why only

No secrets or private data 🔒