autsachi Git Deliver Work
Finish the exact Git operation the user requested while preserving unrelated work and repository conventions.
Select the mode
- Treat commit as commit-only.
- Treat push as push-only.
- Treat commit and push as both operations in that order.
- Do not push, open a pull request, create a tag, or change branches unless the user explicitly requested that action.
- Route production release requests to a repository release workflow when one exists.
Inspect before mutating
- Read applicable repository instructions such as AGENTS.md.
- Inspect the current branch, upstream, staged changes, unstaged changes, and untracked files.
- Read the relevant diff before deciding scope or writing a commit message.
- Preserve unrelated user changes. Never default to git add -A in a mixed worktree.
- If the intended commit contains unrelated intents, propose separate commits instead of combining them silently.
Commit workflow
- Identify the files that belong to the requested change.
- Run the repository formatter in write mode on every changed formatter-managed file when repository instructions require it.
- Run the smallest meaningful checks for the change, reusing checks already completed in the current task when they remain valid.
- Run git diff --check.
- Stage only explicit in-scope paths.
- Re-read the staged diff and confirm no unrelated files entered the commit.
- Write a concise Conventional Commit message. Use Thai for the subject and body by default, while keeping type(scope): and technical terms in English, unless the user or repository requires another convention.
- Commit non-interactively and report the resulting hash.
Do not claim skipped checks passed. If a required check fails, stop before committing unless the user explicitly accepts the failure.
Push workflow
- Confirm the current branch and remote target.
- Distinguish committed commits from dirty local files; explain that uncommitted changes are not included in a push.
- Inspect ahead, behind, and divergence state. Fetch only when remote state must be refreshed.
- Push the current branch to its configured upstream. Add upstream tracking only when it is missing and the target is unambiguous.
- Never force-push, rewrite history, move tags, or delete remote refs.
- Verify the local branch tracking state after a successful push.
Do not create or monitor a pull request or CI run unless the user asks.
Handoff
Report only what actually happened:
- commit hash and message, when committed;
- pushed branch and remote, when pushed;
- checks that ran;
- remaining dirty files or divergence;
- any action intentionally omitted because it was not requested.