Generating JJ Commit Messages

Development

Generate descriptive commit messages for jujutsu repositories. Use when creating commits, describing changes, or when the user asks for commit message help. Follows conventional commit format and project conventions.

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Generating JJ Commit Messages

Format

Summary line: type(scope): brief description (under 72 chars)

Body (optional): Blank line, then detailed explanation with bullets

Footer:

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Conventional Commit Types

Type	Use Case	Example
feat	New features	`feat(auth): implement JWT authentication`
fix	Bug fixes	`fix(login): correct password validation`
refactor	Code restructuring	`refactor(auth): extract token helper`
docs	Documentation	`docs(api): update auth examples`
test	Tests	`test(auth): add login flow tests`
chore	Maintenance	`chore(deps): upgrade to Python 3.12`
style	Formatting	`style(auth): format with black`
perf	Performance	`perf(db): optimize query with index`
ci	CI/CD	`ci: add automated testing workflow`
build	Build system	`build(nix): update flake inputs`

Quick Guidelines

Use imperative mood: "Add" not "Added"
Be specific: "Fix memory leak in parser" not "Fix bug"
Scope is optional but helpful: feat(auth): ... or just feat: ...
Keep summary under 72 characters
Add body with bullets for complex changes