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# Commit — Local Commit Only Commits local changes to the current branch. Does not push or create a PR. ## Instructions - **NEVER** push. This skill only creates local commits. - All user-facing text must use the language the user has been using in the conversation. Do not default to English. --- ## Stage & Commit Run `git status --porcelain` and inspect the output: - **No output** → no local changes. Inform the user and stop. - **Staged changes exist, no unstaged changes** → proceed directly to commit. - **Staged changes exist, unstaged changes also exist** → ask the user: commit only the staged files (**partial**), or stage everything (**full**)? If **partial**: skip staging (files are already staged). If **full**: run `git add -A` first. - **No staged changes, unstaged changes exist** → run `git add -A` to stage everything, then commit. Read the staged diff (`git diff --cached`) and generate a commit message following the project's commit conventions. If no convention is found, default to a concise English message under 120 characters ending with a period, with no other punctuation, focusing on user-perceivable changes. Commit, then output a single line in the format: `已提交 {short_hash}：{commit message}` If the user chose **partial**, also inform them that unstaged changes remain and were not included in this commit.