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Commits staged changes with an appropriate commit message using the git-operations-specialist agent.

Core Guidelines

Before starting any task, read and follow /cccp:key-guidelines

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Agents

• use cccp:git-operations-specialist agent

Agent Instructions

IMPORTANT: Use the cccp:git-operations-specialist agent (via Task tool) for ALL git-related operations in this command.

Analyze the staged changes and safely commit them with an appropriate commit message.

Required Execution Items

1. Check Staging Status: Run git status to confirm what changes are staged

2. Review Staged Changes: Use git diff --staged to review the content of staged changes

3. Create Commit: Commit the staged changes with an appropriate commit message

4. Verify Commit: Run git status after committing to confirm the commit was successful

Commit Message Guidelines

• Follow the .gitmessage template format
• Use appropriate commit type prefixes: feat, fix, refactor, docs, style, test, chore
• Write clear, concise messages that describe the change
• Use Japanese for commit messages following project conventions

⚠️ Important Constraints

• Never use any git add commands – Only commit what is already staged
• Use HEREDOC – Maintain proper formatting of commit messages
• Stage verification first – Always check what's staged before committing
• Single commit – Create one commit for all currently staged changes

Example Usage

If you have already staged changes:

# Staged files:
- apps/api/src/routes/timeline.ts
- apps/api/src/types/timeline.ts

This command will create a single commit containing both files with an appropriate message like:

feat: タイムラインAPIのルートと型定義を追加