Finalize

Usage

/finalize [commit-message] [--skip-docs] [--skip-lint] [--skip-types] [--skip-build] [--dry-run] [--no-push]

Workflow Pipeline

1. Update documentation (.md files) with latest changes
2. Detect Next.js version from package.json
3. If Next.js < 16: Run bun lint for code quality validation
4. Run bun type for TypeScript type checking
5. Run bun build for compilation verification
6. Generate structured commit message if not provided
7. Git add, commit, and push if all gates pass

Note: Next.js 16+ removed next lint. The command auto-detects the version and skips linting for Next.js 16+.

Auto-Persona Activation

• DevOps: Infrastructure and deployment automation
• QA: Quality assurance and testing validation
• Scribe: Professional commit message generation

MCP Integration

• Sequential: Workflow coordination and systematic validation
• Context7: Best practices and commit message patterns

Arguments

• [commit-message] - Custom commit message (optional)
• --skip-docs - Skip documentation updates
• --skip-lint - Skip linting validation (only applies to Next.js < 16)
• --skip-types - Skip TypeScript type checking
• --skip-build - Skip build verification
• --dry-run - Show what would be done without executing
• --no-push - Commit locally but don't push to remote

Examples

# Full workflow with custom message
/finalize "feat: add user authentication system"

# Skip some steps
/finalize --skip-docs --skip-build

# Dry run to see what would happen
/finalize --dry-run

# Commit locally only
/finalize "fix: resolve login bug" --no-push

Perfect for automating the repetitive "document + lint + build + commit + push" workflow you mentioned!