Commit Changes

When to use this skill

Activate when the user types /commit, asks to commit changes, save work to git, create a commit, or write a commit message.

Non-negotiables

Hook behavior is controlled by --verify.

• Default, without --verify: every commit command must include -n.
• With --verify: run hooks and never pass -n or --no-verify.
• Body formatting: use one or two -m flags, never three or more. The first -m is the subject. The optional second -m is the whole body.

If the commit command fails, fix the underlying issue or report the failure. Do not switch hook behavior unless the user changes the flags and asks again.