Stage and commit changes following conventional commits. Auto-bumps package versions before committing.
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Version bump and full commit workflow
bump-versions executed
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package.json versions bumped
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package.json files staged
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typecheck executed
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Conventional commit type
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Lowercase description
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No trailing period
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Under 72 chars
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Co-Authored-By trailer
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Selective staging
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Post-commit git status
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build:core reminder
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Publish workflow reminder
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Without context: $0.4990 · 1m 59s · 32 turns · 30 in / 6,396 out tokens
With context: $0.4282 · 1m 34s · 30 turns · 26 in / 5,737 out tokens
Commit message format and safety guardrails
Allowed commit type
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Lowercase description
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No trailing period on subject
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Subject line length
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Co-Authored-By trailer
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Why-focused message
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No push performed
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No amend used
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No --no-verify used
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git status after commit
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Scope included
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Without context: $0.3854 · 1m 20s · 24 turns · 29 in / 4,097 out tokens
With context: $0.6275 · 2m 7s · 36 turns · 38 in / 7,140 out tokens
Selective staging with security awareness
.env excluded
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Unrelated changes excluded
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Specific git add used
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bump-versions executed
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package.json staged
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typecheck executed
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Conventional commit type
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Co-Authored-By trailer
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Lowercase, no period
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No push performed
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Without context: $0.5114 · 2m 10s · 27 turns · 32 in / 7,505 out tokens
With context: $0.6015 · 2m 1s · 35 turns · 281 in / 7,107 out tokens
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