Commit

Commit: Create a New Commit

Create a new commit for all of our uncommitted changes.

Process

1. Run git status && git diff HEAD && git status --porcelain to see what files are uncommitted.
2. Add the untracked and changed files.
3. Write an atomic commit message with an appropriate, descriptive summary.
4. Add a tag such as feat, fix, docs, refactor, test, chore, etc. that reflects our work.

Output

A single commit containing all uncommitted changes, with a conventional-commit-style message (<tag>: <atomic description>) that accurately reflects the work done.

After the commit succeeds, print two clearly labelled summaries:

What Changed

One short paragraph (3–6 sentences) describing the feature/fix/refactor that was committed — what problem it solves and what files were the key touch points. Write for a developer skimming the git log.

AI Layer Changes

Only include this section if any files under .claude/ were modified or added (CLAUDE.md, .claude/references/, .claude/skills/, .claude/agents/, etc.).

List each changed AI-layer file with a one-line note on what evolved and why. If nothing in .claude/ changed, omit this section entirely.