commit

name	commit
description	Commit staged changes with a clear, natural message
allowed-tools	Bash(git diff*), Bash(git log*), Bash(git commit*)

Commit the currently staged changes.

Style

One line only. No body, no bullet points, no multi-line descriptions. Keep it concise but descriptive — aim for clarity over brevity.

Start with a capital. Use a type prefix when it helps readability, skip it when the subject speaks for itself. British English spelling. No trailing period.

Common prefixes: Fix, Refactor, Add, Remove, Update, Optimise

Examples from this repo:

• Refactor device selection: replace isVirtual/isRealDevice checks with isValidForSelection
• Fix HAL input startup: delay after sample rate sync for CoreAudio propagation
• Fix shared memory capture: consume at output rate to prevent overflow artefacts
• Fix volume sync: add settling window and drift detection for device switches
• Refactor shared memory capture: eliminate double buffering for direct capture mode

No Claude attribution or co-authored-by lines.

Steps

1. Run git diff --stat --staged to see what is staged.
2. If nothing is staged, reply: "No staged changes."
3. Otherwise, draft a commit message and run:

git commit -m "<message>"