commit

name	commit
description	Generate professional git commit message based on changes
allowed-tools	Bash, Grep, Read, Glob, LS, Task
argument-hint	[optional context]

Generate a professional git commit message analyzing all changes in the working directory or subdirectory

Usage: /commit or /commit [optional context]

Arguments: Optional additional context about the changes

Context

• Git status: !git status --porcelain
• Recent commits for style reference: !git log --oneline -5
• Current branch: !git branch --show-current

Your task

Analyze the changes and create a git commit message following these guidelines:

1. Examine all changes by running:

   • git diff --staged for staged changes
   • git diff for unstaged changes
   • Review our conversation history to understand the intent behind changes

2. Create a commit message with this format:

   <type>: <concise descriptive title>
   
   - <specific change 1>
   - <specific change 2>
   - <specific change 3>
   

3. Commit type prefixes:

   • feat: for new features
   • fix: for bug fixes
   • refactor: for code restructuring
   • style: for formatting changes
   • test: for test additions/changes
   • docs: for documentation updates
   • chore: for maintenance tasks

4. Title guidelines:

   • Maximum 60 characters total
   • Imperative mood ("Add feature" not "Added feature")
   • No period at the end

5. Change list guidelines:

   • Simple flat list of bullet points
   • Each item describes a specific change
   • Focus on WHAT changed
   • No section headers or groupings
   • No sub-bullets
   • No fluff or filler text

6. Do NOT:

   • Mention AI assistance, Claude, or any tooling
   • Include co-author information
   • Add section headers like "Frontend:", "Backend:", etc.
   • Use vague descriptions like "various changes" or "updates"
   • Mention count of changed files or lines of code

Example Output

feat: Add accounting access for limited/restricted users

- Show Accounting menu for users with fee access or in multi-user orgs
- Hide Assignee column for users who only see their own data
- Hide Qty./Perc. and Rate columns based on fee access permission
- Add key prop to Datagrids to fix column mismatch on permission load
- Add changelog entry for team commission access

fix: Add missing residential fields to property enrichment

- Add residential_ownership_type_id, residential_style_id to valid fields
- Add residential bedroom/bathroom counts and gross living area
- Include batch_data raw API response in property enrichment

$ARGUMENTS

Analyze the actual changes now and generate an appropriate commit message.