git-commit

Git Commit — Unified Entry (Auto Mode by Default)

Mode Detection Rules

Signal	Result
Caller passes execute=true, or triggered by jira-fix-workflow phase 7	Auto mode
User says 「手动提交」「只生成命令」「不要执行」「给我命令」 (manual commit / only generate command / don't execute / give me the command)	Manual mode
Other triggers or unclear context	Default to auto mode

Execution Flow

Step 1: Collect Commit Info

Fields for the commit message:

• type: fix, feat, refactor, perf, style, docs, test
• scope (optional): ai-summary, share, auth, api, ui, core
• subject: brief description in the user's preferred language, max 50 chars
• jira_id (optional): e.g. PROJ-123

(jira_id is optional; other context fields like branch, report_path are passed by the caller and not written into the commit)

Step 2: Determine Execution Mode

Decide execute=false (manual) or execute=true (auto). See "Mode Detection Rules" above.

Step 3: Multi-Project Detection

Scan rules:

• Scan scope: first and second-level subdirectories of the workspace root
• Identification: presence of a .git directory
• Exclude: node_modules, .cursor, dist, build, .git, hidden directories (starting with .)
• For each candidate directory, run git status to verify validity

Multi-project scenario: Report files are committed only in the primary project (the first one); each project with changes gets its own commit message.

Step 4: Generate Commit Message

Format:

<type>(<scope>): <Jira-ID> <subject>

Rules:

• Subject: max 50 chars, in the user's preferred language, must include a verb matching the type (e.g. feat: 新增/Add, fix: 修复/Fix, refactor: 重构/Refactor, perf: 优化/Optimize, style: 格式化/Format, docs: 文档/Docs, test: 测试/Test)
• Jira ID goes before the subject when present
• Omit parentheses when no scope: <type>: <subject>
• Commit message contains only the title line, no body

Step 5: Execute Git Operations

Manual mode (execute=false): Generate commands, don't execute, prompt user to run manually.

Auto mode (execute=true): Execute the following commands in order, outputting each command's result or status:

1. git status — output current changes summary
2. Protected branch check — committing directly to main/master/develop bypasses code review; unreviewed production code lands on main. Warn the user if detected
3. git add . — output staged file status
4. git commit -m "..." — output commit hash and message
5. git log -1 --stat — output commit stats (changed files and line counts)
6. git push -u origin [branch-name] — output push result or branch tracking info

For multi-project, execute these steps independently for each project, with a summary table at the end.

Output Format

Auto mode (default):

## Git Commit (Auto Mode)

**Project**: backend   **Branch**: fix/PROJ-123
**Commit**: a1b2c3d  **Push**: ✅ Success
**Changes**: +45/-12 (3 files)

**Next**: Create PR → Code Review → Test Verification

Manual mode (on explicit request):

## Git Commit (Manual Mode)

**Generated Commit Message**:
fix(ai-summary): PROJ-123 修复分享链接中AI摘要按钮显示问题

**Commands**:
git status
git add .
git commit -m "fix(ai-summary): PROJ-123 修复分享链接中AI摘要按钮显示问题"
git log -1 --stat
git push -u origin [branch-name]  # optional

**Note**: Please review and execute the above commands manually.

For multi-project, output independently for each project, with a summary table at the end.

Error Handling

Scenario	Handling
No uncommitted changes	Manual mode: inform user nothing to commit; Auto mode: output "No changes to commit" or run git add . then show "Staging area empty"
Branch doesn't exist	Error out, suggest creating a branch first
Git operation fails	Show error, provide fallback (suggest "manual commit" to retry)
Not in a Git repo	Error out and terminate, suggest checking the directory
Multi-project detection fails	Fallback to single-project mode using the current directory

Safety Mechanisms (Auto Mode)

• Warn when changes exceed 10 files / 500 lines; warn again at 20 files / 1000 lines (warnings don't block); failure in one project doesn't affect others