| name | commit-with-suggested-message |
| description | Proposes a commit message from the current git changes and runs git commit. Use when the user invokes /commitwithmessage, asks to commit with a suggested message, says "stage and commit", "commit everything", or wants the agent to finish the commit after reviewing the diff. |
Suggest message and commit (/commitwithmessage)
Follow the same message style as suggest-commit-message: imperative subject, optional type prefix, optional body when the diff warrants it, no invented details.
Safety (non-negotiable)
- Do not use
git commit --no-verify unless the user explicitly asks.
- Do not
git push, git reset --hard, rebase, or amend unless the user explicitly asks.
- Do not fabricate a commit if there are no changes to record.
Staging rules
-
Run git status -sb first.
-
Something already staged (git diff --cached --stat non-empty):
- Review staged diff only:
git diff --cached
- Propose the message, then commit staged content:
git commit -m "subject" or git commit -m "subject" -m "body" for a body.
-
Nothing staged but the worktree has changes:
- If the user said all / everything / stage and commit (or equivalent): run
git add -A, then git diff --cached, then propose message and git commit.
- Otherwise: show
git status, propose the message, and ask whether to stage with git add -A or specific paths before committing. Do not run git add until that scope is clear.
-
Unrelated changes mixed together: say so, recommend split commits, and do not squash distinct concerns into one commit unless the user insists.
Commit command
- Single-line subject only:
git commit -m "subject"
- Subject + body:
git commit -m "subject" -m "body" (add more -m only if needed for short paragraphs).
- After committing, show
git log -1 --oneline (and mention if anything remains unstaged).
If there is nothing to commit
Report that from git status and stop — no empty commit.
