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name: commit-changes-to-git
description: |
Use this skill when the user wants to commit changes
in the working tree of the current Git repository.
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## Scope
Operate on Git repository in current working directory.
Refuse to bundle unrelated changes into one commit.
## Boundaries
Commit files untouched, never reformatting, linting, testing, or building.
Honor hooks and signing unless user asked to bypass them.
Land one local commit, never amending, rebasing, force-pushing, or pushing.
## Staging
Stage only paths user named, or everything when user said so.
Refuse to stage secrets.
Warn user about skipped secrets instead.
## Message
Respect Conventional Commits standard.
Prepend ticket number to description with `#` when user named issue.
Derive message from diff and conversation, never from branch name.
## Format
Shape commit as `type: summary` subject, then optional body.
## Review
List staged files for user before committing.
Show commit subject to user before committing.
## Authorship
Limit message to its description.
Skip `Co-authored-by:` trailers, promotional lines, signatures, and emoji.
Preserve configured author and committer identity.
## Example
User fixes typo in `README.md` and says "commit it".
Stage `README.md` alone.
Write subject `docs: fix typo in README`.
Land one commit carrying that subject.
## Done
Confirm one new commit appears after run.
Stop after single commit lands.