Git Commit Rules When the user asks to commit, push, or save changes to git: MUST Use /commit Skill DO NOT run git commit directly. Instead: The /commit skill: 1. Removes Claude attribution from commits 2. Generates reasoning.md capturing what was tried 3. Clears build attempts for next feature Why This Matters Regular git commit adds "Generated with Claude Code" and Co Author lines The /commit skill removes these so commits appear user authored Reasoning capture preserves build history for future sessions Trigger Words When you see these in user prompts, use the commit skill: "commit", "push", "save changes" "push to github", "push changes" "commit and push" After Commit The skill will prompt you to run: Then push if requested:

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