commit-work
Commit Work
Commit all changes with the OpenSpec proposal title as the commit message and the change ID as a git trailer. Archives the change first if it is still active.
When to use
- The user wants to commit the current work with OpenSpec metadata attached.
- An active OpenSpec change exists and should be archived as part of committing.
- The user explicitly invokes
/commit-workor asks to "commit this change".
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