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description	Create a well-formatted git commit following best practices

Git Commit Workflow

Follow these steps to create a high-quality commit:

1. Review Changes

• Use git_status to see what files have changed
• Use git_diff to review the actual changes
• Ensure you understand what's being committed

2. Write Commit Message

Create a commit message that:

• Starts with a concise summary (50 chars or less)
• Uses imperative mood ("Add feature" not "Added feature")
• Includes details in the body if needed
• References any relevant issue numbers

3. Stage and Commit

• Stage only the relevant files (avoid staging unrelated changes)
• Use run_shell to execute: git add <files>
• Use run_shell to execute: git commit -m "Your message"

4. Verify

• Use git_log to confirm the commit was created correctly
• Use git_diff with staged flag to ensure nothing unexpected was committed

Format Example

Add user authentication feature

- Implement JWT token generation
- Add login/logout endpoints
- Update user model with password hashing

Fixes #123