commit-msg

name	commit-msg
description	Generate a one-line conventional commit message from staged changes. Use when the user asks for a commit message or invokes /commit-msg.
allowed-tools	Bash

commit-msg

Generate a single-line commit message using the Conventional Commits format.

Steps

1. Run git diff --cached HEAD to get the staged diff against HEAD.
2. If the diff is empty, run git diff HEAD to check for unstaged changes. If that is also empty, output: chore: no changes detected and stop.
3. Analyze the diff and write ONE line in Conventional Commits format:
   • feat: ... for new features
   • fix: ... for bug fixes
   • refactor: ... for restructuring without behavior change
   • chore: ... for maintenance, deps, config
   • docs: ... for documentation only
   • test: ... for adding or updating tests
   • style: ... for formatting, whitespace, semicolons
   • perf: ... for performance improvements
   • ci: ... for CI/CD changes
   • Add a scope in parentheses when the change is clearly scoped to one module, e.g. fix(auth): ...
4. Keep the message under 72 characters. Use imperative mood ("add", "fix", "update", not "added", "fixes", "updated"). Be specific but concise.

Output

Output ONLY the commit message — no quotes, no explanation, no markdown, no trailing newline. Just the raw message text. This is critical because the output will be used directly as: git commit -m "$(claude -p '/commit-msg')".