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Aidd Vcs:01:commit by ai-driven-dev

Name: Aidd Vcs:01:commit
Author: ai-driven-dev

Aidd Vcs:01:commit

Create an atomic git commit with conventional message format. Supports interactive mode (human-driven, may split commits, asks approval) and auto mode (agent-driven, no approval, single commit). Use when the user says "commit", "git commit", "create a commit", "commit my changes", "commit and push", or invokes `/commit`. Do NOT use for amending existing commits, force-pushing, rebasing, opening pull requests, or release tagging.

ai-driven-dev bd777f5 4 files · 6.9 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

File contents

Commit

Generates atomic git commits with standardized conventional messages. Stages files, drafts or accepts an imposed message, runs the commit, optionally pushes, and returns the resulting sha.

Available actions

#	Action	Role	Input
01	`commit`	Stage, generate or accept a message, commit, optionally push	mode, message, push, files

Default flow

Single action skill. The router dispatches to commit whenever a commit phrase or slash command appears.

Transversal rules

Commits stay atomic and focused on a single concern.
Messages use imperative mood ("Add feature" not "Added feature").
Explain "why" not "what" in the body.
Never --force push. --force-with-lease is acceptable when explicitly required.
Follow the conventional commit format defined in assets/commit-template.md.
Reference issues in the commit body when applicable.
auto mode never asks for confirmation. interactive mode requires user approval before staging and before committing splits.

References

None.

Assets

assets/commit-template.md: Conventional commit format reference.

External data

None.

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