git_commit
Create a git commit with the specified message.
Usage
@git_commit message="<message>" [allow_empty=true] [amend=true]
Examples
@git_commit message="feat: add user authentication" - Create commit@git_commit message="fix: resolve login issue" - Bug fix commit@git_commit message="docs: update README" allow_empty=true - Allow empty commit@git_commit message="WIP" amend=true - Amend previous commit
Parameters
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
message |
string |
Required. Commit message |
allow_empty |
boolean |
Allow empty commit (optional) |
amend |
boolean |
Amend previous commit (optional) |
| Type |
Description |
Example |
feat |
New feature |
feat: add user authentication |
fix |
Bug fix |
fix: resolve login issue |
docs |
Documentation changes |
docs: update README |
refactor |
Code refactoring |
refactor: simplify API |
test |
Adding tests |
test: add unit tests |
chore |
Maintenance tasks |
chore: update dependencies |
Notes
- Requires git to be installed and in PATH
- Requires changes to be staged first (use git_add)
- Commit message is required
- Use
allow_empty=true for commits without changes
- Use
amend=true to modify the previous commit
- Follow Conventional Commits specification