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dev-commit-writer

Write a commit message from a requested Git diff when the user asks for message generation. Does not review, stage, or commit. Requests such as 帮我 commit require the commit workflow, including review when required; asking for a message does not require an explicit skip-review declaration.

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# Dev Commit Writer

Produce an accurate, concise commit message in the repository's style. This is a read-only writing task, not a quality verdict or authorization to run `git commit`.

## Load baseline

Read [references/dev-baseline.md](references/dev-baseline.md) before execution. Resolve paths relative to this skill directory.

## Read the intended change

- Identify the actual repository root and inspect status, staged diff, unstaged diff, and recent commit subjects/bodies.
- Honor explicit `--staged` / `--cached`, `--path=<glob>`, named files, and exclusions. Without an explicit scope, use the staged diff when present; otherwise use changes attributable to the task. State the chosen scope briefly if mixed changes could cause confusion.
- Include untracked files only when they belong to the requested change and their content has been inspected. Never silently fold unrelated unstaged work into a message for the index.
- If there is no change to describe, say so. A user-provided diff is also a valid source, but do not pretend to have inspected a local repository when only that text is available.