Commit All

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commit-all.prompt

---
name: "commit-all"
title: "Commit All Changes"
description: "Commit all changes to git using conventional commit format"
arguments:
  - name: "instructions"
    description: "Additional instructions about the commit message (e.g. feat, #12, Co-authored-by: name). Default: no additional instructions"
    default: ""
examples:
  - "@commit" # commit with auto generated commit message
  - "@commit feat" # specify commit type
  - "@commit feat(web)" # specify commit type and scope
  - "@commit 'feat(web) #12'" # specify related resources
---

Commit changes to git using conventional commit format.
You should use `git status --porcelain` to see all changes including untracked files,
use `git diff HEAD` to see tracked change contents,
and read untracked file contents to understand the changes.
MUST NOT create new git repositories. Abort if no git repository exists.
Never use `--no-verify` flag unless user explicitly asks for it.
Additional instructions that should be included in the commit message: {instructions}

fill the variables

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{instructions}

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when to use it

Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo DiscreteTom/prompts (no explicit license). A "Commit All" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.