/commit

Context

• Current git status: !git status
• Current branch: !git branch --show-current
• Recent commits: !git log --oneline -10
• Current diff: !git diff HEAD

Task

Commit files modified by Claude (via Edit/MultiEdit/Write) in this conversation.

Arguments ($ARGUMENTS):

• Text (excluding "push"/"all") → use as commit message guidance
• push → push after committing
• all → commit all changes, not just Claude-modified files

Pre-staged files:

Check git diff --cached --name-only. If any staged files weren't modified by Claude, warn user and ask: (a) include them, (b) unstage them, or (c) abort.

Attribution check:

If .claude/settings.json or .claude/settings.local.json in project root doesn't have "attributionEnabled": true, warn user that commit attribution is disabled.

Commit Message Format

Follow commitlint convention: type(ticket#): message

Types: feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, revert

Scope: Numeric ticket number only (from branch name, conversation context, or ask user)

Breaking changes: Append ! after scope: feat(123)!: message

Good examples:

fix(192108): fix of translations
feat(189212): added border styles to banner component
chore(191659): disable NewRelic
feat(185869): remove old pl-related configs
feat(64683)!: migration on nuxt bridge

Bad examples (avoid these):

WIP                              # no type/scope
191584                           # just ticket number
Hidden internal reviews          # no type/ticket
feat(hotfix): fix env config     # non-numeric scope
bug(190910): fix translations    # invalid type

Workflow

1. Identify Claude-modified files from conversation (or all files if $ARGUMENTS contains "all")
2. If no files to commit, inform user
3. Record git rev-parse HEAD
4. Extract ticket number from branch name (e.g., feature/12345-desc → 12345)
5. Split into multiple commits if changes are unrelated
6. Stage with git add <files> and commit (file-level staging includes others' changes to same file)
7. Show summary: git log --oneline from recorded HEAD
8. Push if "push" in $ARGUMENTS

Execute git commands in parallel where possible. Output only the first line of commit message(s).