Create a well-structured commit.

Arguments

• --as-me : Commit as seabbs (Sam Abbott) instead of seabbs-bot

• --bot-only : Commit as seabbs-bot without co-author

Git Identity

Mode Git Author Co-author

(default) seabbs-bot (signin@samabbott.co.uk) Sam Abbott (contact@samabbott.co.uk)

--as-me

Sam Abbott (contact@samabbott.co.uk) none

--bot-only

seabbs-bot (signin@samabbott.co.uk) none

Process

Set git identity based on arguments:

• Default or --bot-only : git config user.name "seabbs-bot" and git config user.email "signin@samabbott.co.uk"

• --as-me : git config user.name "Sam Abbott" and git config user.email "contact@samabbott.co.uk"

Review and commit changes:

• Review staged and unstaged changes

• Determine commit type (feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore)

• Stage relevant files (exclude temp/generated: *.html, *.pdf, build/, *.log, .DS_Store)

• Write concise commit message in conventional format: type(scope): description

• Never push directly to main

Add co-author trailer (default mode only):

• Append Co-authored-by: Sam Abbott <contact@samabbott.co.uk> to commit message

Auto-Exit When Standalone

IMPORTANT: If this command is being run as a standalone request, automatically exit after completing all phases successfully.