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commit-craft

Turn a mix of changes into clean, reviewable commits with good messages, blocking staged secrets and .env files. Use whenever the user says commit this, wants to split work into commits, write a commit message, or is about to push.

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# Commit Craft

> **Portability:** 3 stdlib Python scripts that call `git` read-only. No network.
> **The scripts never stage, commit or push.** You do, one group at a time, after the gate passes.

Agents leave large mixed diffs: a feature, a reformat, a dependency bump and a
stray `.env`, all in one tree. Committed as one blob, that diff cannot be
reviewed, reverted or bisected. This skill turns it into a series where each
commit is one logical change, builds on its own, holds no secrets and says why.

## Workflow

```bash
# 1 - Plan: which commits, in which order, staged how?
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