Commit Work

A structured workflow for turning messy git state into reviewable commits. It walks you through inspecting diffs, deciding commit boundaries (feature vs refactor, backend vs frontend), using patch staging for mixed changes, and writing Conventional Commits with proper what-and-why messages. The checklist enforces the boring parts people skip: reviewing staged changes with git diff --cached, running a quick verification pass, and actually splitting work instead of dumping everything into one commit. Useful when you've been heads-down coding and need to package the work for review, or when you want to stop writing "fix stuff" commit messages. It defaults to multiple small commits, which is the right bias.