project-github-titles

name	project-github-titles
description	Repository title convention for commits and PRs.

Project GitHub Titles

Use this skill when writing commit titles, pull request titles, or the first summary line in a PR/commentary block for this repository.

Title Format

• Always use: type(scope): subject
• Never prefix titles with [codex]
• Keep type, scope, and subject in English
• Keep the subject concise and specific
• Do not end the subject with a period

Allowed Types

• feat
• fix
• test
• chore
• docs

If the change is mostly structural or maintenance work and none of the behavior-oriented types fit cleanly, use chore.

Scope Rules

• Use the primary component touched by the change
• Keep scope short and lower-case
• Prefer stable product or domain scopes over file names

Common scopes in this repository:

• actor
• team
• auth
• api
• acp
• web
• ci
• docs
• skills

Subject Rules

• Describe the main effect, not the mechanics
• Prefer imperative or result-oriented phrasing
• Avoid vague subjects such as update stuff or misc cleanup

Good examples:

• fix(actor): split receive from inbox
• feat(team): add shared-thread task note flow
• test(api): cover read-only inbox contract
• docs(skills): add project PR title convention
• chore(acp): normalize thread event imports

Summary Comment Rule

• If a PR template, summary comment, or commit body needs a single-line summary, reuse the same type(scope): subject form on the first non-empty line.
• The rest of the body may use normal markdown prose.

Selection Guidance

• If the branch contains one dominant functional change plus small doc or test updates, title the PR after the dominant change.
• If the branch is mostly tests, use test(...).
• If the branch is mostly documentation or repo instructions, use docs(...).
• Do not use refactor(...) for PR titles in this repository; map that intent to fix(...) or chore(...) based on user-visible impact.