git-commit

name	git-commit
description	Stages changes and commits with an auto-generated message derived from the diff. Use when the user wants to commit with a smart message, "git commit with message from changes", or to stage and commit in one go without typing the message.

Git Commit (auto message)

Workflow

1. Stage — git add -A (or stage specific paths if the user specified).
2. Inspect — Run git status -sb and git diff --cached (and git diff --cached --stat if helpful). If nothing staged, stop and report.
3. Compose — From the staged diff, write a single short commit message: concise, imperative, summarizing the change (e.g. "Add raw mouse cursor clip on focus loss", "Fix cbuf overflow logging in debug build"). Prefer conventional style only when it fits (e.g. fix(menus): ...).
4. Commit — git commit -m "message".

Do not bump version or push unless the user asks.

Optional: stage and show in one go

From repo root, to stage everything and print the diff for message composition:

./.cursor/skills/git-commit/scripts/stage_and_show.sh

Then compose the message from the output and run git commit -m "...".

Scope

• Default: stage all changes (git add -A). If the user names paths or says "only …", stage only those.
• Untracked files are included with -A; ensure .gitignore is correct.