Commit with Agent Attribution

Create a semantic commit message that attributes the work to the agent.

Commit Message Format

{agent}: {type}: {description}

Components:

• agent: Name of the agent that did the work
• type: Type of change (feat, fix, chore, docs, refactor, test)
• description: Concise description of the change

Examples

planner: feat: generate implementation plan for user auth
implementor: feat: add OAuth authentication with Google provider
committer: chore: update dependencies to latest versions

Standard Agent Names

| Agent | Purpose | | --- | --- | | planner | Generated implementation plan | | implementor | Implemented the solution | | classifier | Classified the issue type | | reviewer | Reviewed the changes |

Commit Types

| Type | Description | | --- | --- | | feat | New feature | | fix | Bug fix | | chore | Maintenance task | | docs | Documentation changes | | refactor | Code restructuring | | test | Test additions or fixes |

Input Variables

• $1: Agent name (planner, implementor, etc.)
• $ARGUMENTS: Context for commit message

Rules

1. Keep description under 72 characters
2. Use present tense ("add" not "added")
3. Don't end with a period
4. Be specific about what changed

Generation Process

1. Identify the agent from $1
2. Determine the commit type from context
3. Generate a concise description
4. Format as: {agent}: {type}: {description}

Context

Agent: $1 Changes: $ARGUMENTS