Fast Commit

Stage all tracked and untracked changes, then commit immediately with a short message
based on what was just accomplished in the conversation.

Workflow

1. Stage Everything

git add -A

2. Check What's Staged

git diff --staged --stat

If the working tree is already clean (nothing staged), report that and stop.

3. Generate Commit Message

If $ARGUMENTS is provided, use it directly as the commit message — skip message generation.

Otherwise, look at the conversation context (what was just implemented, fixed, or changed)
and write a short imperative message under 72 chars. Keep it simple — one line, no body.

4. Commit Immediately

git commit -m "<message>"

No confirmation. No split suggestions. Just commit.

5. Confirm

git log --oneline -1

Show the committed SHA and message so the user knows it landed.

Rules

• Speed over ceremony — the message should take 5 seconds to write
• Stage everything — git add -A, not selective staging
• No confirmation prompt — this is fast mode by design
• No linting, no tests — user's responsibility in fast mode
• If .env or obvious credential files appear in --stat, warn before committing them