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<git-commit-creation> <description> Based on the Instructions below, take the Variables and follow the Run section to create a git commit with a properly formatted message. Then follow the Report section to report the results of your work. </description> <variables> <variable name="agent_name">$1</variable> <variable name="issue_class">$2</variable> <variable name="issue">$3</variable> </variables> <instructions> <format>Generate a commit message in the format: &lt;agent_name&gt;: &lt;issue_class&gt;: &lt;commit_message&gt;</format>

<commit-message-rules>
  <rule>Use present tense (e.g., "add", "fix", "update", not "added", "fixed", "updated")</rule>
  <rule>Maximum 50 characters for the main message</rule>
  <rule>Be descriptive of the actual changes made</rule>
  <rule>No period at the end</rule>
  <rule>Extract context from the issue JSON to make the message relevant</rule>
</commit-message-rules>

<examples>
  <example>sdlc_planner: feat: add user authentication module</example>
  <example>sdlc_implementor: bug: fix login validation error</example>
  <example>sdlc_planner: chore: update dependencies to latest versions</example>
</examples>

<guideline>Analyze the git diff to understand what changes were made and create an accurate commit message</guideline>

</instructions> <run> <step order="1"> <command>git diff HEAD</command> <purpose>understand what changes have been made</purpose> </step> <step order="2"> <command>git add -A</command> <purpose>stage all changes</purpose> </step> <step order="3"> <command>git commit -m "&lt;generated_commit_message&gt;"</command> <purpose>create the commit with the formatted message</purpose> </step> </run> <report> <output-format>Return ONLY the commit message that was used (no other text)</output-format> </report> </git-commit-creation>