Commit with Agent Attribution

Create a semantic commit message that attributes the work to the agent.

Commit Message Format

{agent}: {type}: {description}

Components:

• agent: Name of the agent that did the work
• type: Type of change (feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test)
• description: Concise description of the change

Examples

planner: feat: generate implementation plan for user auth
implementor: feat: add OAuth authentication with Google provider
committer: chore: update dependencies to latest versions

Standard Agent Names

Agent	Purpose
planner	Generated implementation plan
implementor	Implemented the solution
classifier	Classified the issue type
reviewer	Reviewed the changes

Commit Types

Type	Description
feat	New feature
fix	Bug fix
chore	Maintenance task
docs	Documentation changes
refactor	Code restructuring
test	Test additions or fixes

Input Variables

• $1: Agent name (planner, implementor, etc.)
• $ARGUMENTS: Context for commit message

Rules

1. Keep description under 72 characters
2. Use present tense ("add" not "added")
3. Don't end with a period
4. Be specific about what changed

Generation Process

1. Identify the agent from $1
2. Determine the commit type from context
3. Generate a concise description
4. Format as: {agent}: {type}: {description}

Context

Agent: $1 Changes: $ARGUMENTS