adam12

Create a git commit that matches the repo's existing style. Use when the user says /commit, "commit this", "make a commit", "commit the changes", or similar. Stages only files relevant to the task, splits unrelated work into separate commits, and never pushes.

Use when the user has adjustments (small fixes, typos, review feedback, follow-up tweaks) that belong in prior commits rather than as a new commit. Runs `git absorb --and-rebase` to automatically fold staged changes into their appropriate commits. Never use on main/master.