Commit changes — AI Prompts for Visual Studio Code

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Written for the moment this actually comes up.

Execute — do the immediate task

I finished the login fix and need to record it. Commit the staged changes with the message "FIX…

I finished the login fix and need to record it. Commit the staged changes with the message "FIX auth: prevent double-submit on login (issue #412)" and push to the current branch, ensuring the commit includes only the intended files and that the remote reflects the new SHA before I open the PR.

Improve — make it easier to accept

Before I commit this set of fixes, make the commit clear for reviewers: suggest a single-line…

Before I commit this set of fixes, make the commit clear for reviewers: suggest a single-line subject and a short body that explains the why, list any unrelated files accidentally staged, and flag changes that might require a migration or DB team notification so I can avoid surprise reviews.

Become — change the pattern

Over time my commits accumulate unrelated edits and generated files, making bisects and reviews…

Commits frequently mix unrelated changes

Over time my commits accumulate unrelated edits and generated files, making bisects and reviews painful. What three concrete practices and a brief pre-commit checklist should I adopt to keep commits focused, make git history meaningful for reviewers, and reduce time spent fixing bad commits later?

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