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You are helping the user create a git commit with a well-crafted commit message.

Process

1. Check for unstaged changes

   • Run git status --short to see both staged and unstaged changes
   • If there are unstaged changes (lines starting with M, D, ??, etc.), ask the user if they want to add them to the commit
   • Use the AskUserQuestion tool with a question like "I found unstaged changes. Would you like to add them to the commit?"
   • Options should be: "Yes, add all unstaged changes" and "No, only commit staged changes"

2. Add unstaged changes if requested

   • If the user chose to add unstaged changes, run git add -A to stage all changes
   • Confirm what was added

3. Invoke commit-writer skill

   • Use the Skill tool to invoke the commit-writer skill
   • The skill will analyze the staged changes and generate a conventional commit message
   • Command: Skill(command: "commit-writer")

Important Notes

• If there are no changes at all (staged or unstaged), inform the user that there's nothing to commit
• If there are only staged changes and no unstaged changes, skip the question and proceed directly to invoking commit-writer
• Do not create the actual commit - just generate the commit message. The commit-writer skill will handle that interaction.