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# Commit Changes When instructed to commit changes, follow these steps: ## 1. Check for uncommitted changes // turbo ```powershell git status --short ``` If there are no uncommitted changes (no output from the command above), tell the user "No uncommitted changes to commit." and **STOP**. ## 2. Review changes and generate a commit message // turbo ```powershell git diff --stat ``` // turbo ```powershell git diff ``` Review the output of `git diff` and `git diff --stat`. Write a concise, descriptive commit message summarizing **only these uncommitted changes**. The message should: - Use imperative mood (e.g. "Add …", "Fix …", "Refactor …") - Be a single line for simple changes. - For complex changes, use a single summary line, followed by a blank line and bullet points. ## 3. Stage and commit all changes // turbo ```powershell git add -A ``` // turbo ```powershell git commit -m "<generated commit message>" ``` Replace `<generated commit message>` with the message you wrote in step 2. ## 4. Report Tell the user: - The commit message used. - A brief summary of what was committed.