ce-commit

Git Commit

Create well-crafted local commit(s) from the current working tree. No push, no PR — use ce-commit-push-pr for the full ship flow.

Done when: each logical change is committed with an explicit file list and a message that states the outcome, and git status is clean of those changes. Stop when: the tree is clean (nothing to commit).

Context

Gather context with each command as its own shell tool call (program + args only). Do not join with ;, &&, ||, pipes, $(...), or redirects — that syntax fails under Windows PowerShell. A non-zero exit is a normal state to interpret, not a failure to suppress.

Command	Purpose	Non-zero / empty means
git status	Working-tree state	Not a git repo — stop
git diff HEAD	Uncommitted changes	Unborn repo / no commits yet
git branch --show-current	Current branch	Empty = detached HEAD
git log --oneline -10	Recent message style	Unborn repo — no history
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref origin/HEAD	Remote default branch	No origin/HEAD / bare HEAD — try gh repo view --json defaultBranchRef --jq '.defaultBranchRef.name', else main

Treat this as a snapshot. Re-read branch and staged set immediately before committing if anything may have changed.

Default branch name: strip a leading origin/ from origin/HEAD (so origin/trunk → trunk). Use that bare name for all “on the default branch?” checks — never compare against origin/<name>.

Workflow

1. Gather — run every Context command above (own shell call each), then continue.

2. Nothing to commit — if git status shows no staged, modified, or untracked files, report that and stop. Do not use git diff HEAD alone as cleanliness (it misses untracked files).

3. Branch first — if detached HEAD, or on the default branch (main / master / the bare default name above), create a feature branch from the change content (git checkout -b <name>), then re-read git branch --show-current. Do not ask — commit-only still must not leave work only on a detached HEAD or the default branch. If the derived name exists, pick a non-conflicting suffix.