git-session-atomic-commits

name	git-session-atomic-commits
description	Session-scoped git commit orchestrator that commits only current-session changes and leaves unrelated dirty worktree edits untouched. Inherits git-atomic-commit for atomic grouping and commit message execution, and git-commit-scope-constitution for scope governance and validation. Use when asked to commit this session only or isolate commits from mixed worktree state.
argument-hint	Optional session scope hint: feature, issue, files, or short intent

Git Atomic Commits for Current Session

Inherited Skills

Load and delegate to these; do not re-implement their rules here:

• git-atomic-commit — atomic partitioning, staging, commit execution, type/scope format
• git-commit-scope-constitution — scope inventory and validation

Workflow

1. Resolve scope: use argument text → infer from conversation + git status → ask if still ambiguous.
2. Run git status and git diff. Map each changed file/hunk to session scope or mark as unrelated.
3. If a file could belong to multiple atomic units, pause and ask before proceeding.
4. Delegate scoped changes to git-atomic-commit for partitioning and commit execution.
5. Validate all scopes via git-commit-scope-constitution.
6. Report results (see Output below).

Safety Rules

• Never stage or commit unrelated files or hunks.
• Never amend existing commits unless explicitly requested.
• Prefer non-destructive git commands.
• Stop and report if session boundaries cannot be established confidently.

Output

Return in order:

1. Session scope identified.
2. Commits created (type/scope/message).
3. Files included per commit.
4. Unrelated changes intentionally left untouched.
5. Any ambiguities and how they were resolved.