commit

name	commit
description	Create a commit with a contextual body explaining the why, in the chalk voice. Use when the user says "commit this", "commit", "make a commit", "/chalk:commit"; OR is about to compose, draft, write or amend any git commit message body (e.g. "write a commit message", "draft the commit body", "amend the commit message"). Load this skill BEFORE drafting any such prose — it carries the voice guidance the commit body needs.
user-invocable	true
disable-model-invocation	false

Contextual Git Commit

Interpret MUST, MUST NOT, SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, MAY, etc. per RFC 2119.

The user will provide the commit headline as an argument (e.g. /chalk:commit fix: boolean logic error in expression.clj).

Before you draft

A commit body is an explanation artefact and MUST be drafted in the chalk voice, not your own default prose habits. chalk:commit pulls in nothing on its own, so load these first (via the Skill tool):

• chalk:voice — the principles, the explanation quadrant, the line-format rule.
• chalk:mindmap — a commit body is a lead-in line then a tree, not prose. See "Commit bodies" there.
• chalk:code-comments — the body is where a comment's design rationale belongs, so this is the moment the misfiled ones surface. Weed the diff's comments against it before drafting, and move what they were trying to say into the body.