Local Git Commit Push

Runs a bundled Python script so the commit and push flow happens locally in the user's shell instead of spending tokens on diff analysis.

Execution rules:

• Run the bundled Python script directly from the repo root or with --repo.
• Do not add planning text, tool-selection narration, or a fabricated execution transcript before running it.
• After the script finishes, report only the concrete outcome from the local command.
• If the user asked to commit only, pass --no-push.

The script:

• detects the current git repo automatically
• inspects changed and untracked files
• generates a conventional-style commit subject locally from the changed files when no message is provided
• stages changes with git add -A
• commits locally
• pushes only if a remote exists
• asks the user which remote to use when multiple remotes exist
• can skip commit and push confirmations with --yes