Git Commit

Create a single, well-crafted git commit from the current working tree changes.

Context

Gather the working-tree context by running each command below as its own shell tool call — a single argv-style invocation (just the program and its arguments). Do not join them with ;, &&, ||, pipes, $(...), or redirects like 2>/dev/null: that syntax parses only under POSIX shells and aborts under Windows PowerShell. Read each command's exit status directly — a non-zero exit is a normal state to interpret, not a failure to suppress.

Command	Purpose	Non-zero exit / empty output means
`git status`	Working-tree state	Not a git repository — report and stop
`git diff HEAD`	Uncommitted changes	Unborn repo with no commits yet — treat every tracked change as new
`git branch --show-current`	Current branch	Empty output = detached HEAD
`git log --oneline -10`	Recent commit style	Unborn repo — no history to match yet
`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref origin/HEAD`	Remote default branch	No `origin/HEAD` set — resolve the default branch per Step 1

These values are a snapshot taken before any action. Re-read anything consequential (the current branch, the staged set) immediately before committing, since the working tree can change between gathering context and acting on it.