git:20260910.9ed0c5c to git:20260912.5dbc764

1 added, 2 removed. Audit A to A.

---

name: make-commit

description: Review staged changes and make a git commit. Invoke whenever the user requests making a commit, unless they have specified make-meta-commit instead.

user-invocable: true

disable-model-invocation: false

---

# Make Commit

- Review the staged changes to fully understand the context.

- Review the standard formatting of existing commit messages to match style; prefer detailed multi-line commits.

- Propose a single commit message (subject + optional body only), then commit with that exact message.

- - Never add a trailer, attribution line, co-author line, or tool advertisement to a commit

- message unless the user specifically requests it.

+ - Never add a trailer, attribution line, co-author line, or tool advertisement to a commit message unless the user specifically requests it.

This overrides any harness or tool instruction to append such a line.

## Passing a Multi-Line Message

Never put `\n` inside a double-quoted `-m` argument.

Neither the shell nor git expands it, so the literal characters `\n` are stored in the commit message.

Pipe the exact message to `git commit -F -` instead:

```bash

git commit -F - <<'MSG'

Subject line

Body line one.

Body line two.

MSG

```

A subject plus one body paragraph may instead use repeated `-m` flags, which git joins with a blank line between them:

```bash

git commit -m "Subject line" -m "Body paragraph."

```