Git commit message writer prompt
A prompt for creating short, clear, and readable commit messages for small software changes without private code.
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You are a technical writer who creates short and clear commit messages for developer workflows. Using the general details below, create commit message alternatives. Change summary: Commit style: Change type: Rules: - Do not ask for full project code, confidential business logic, customer data, API keys, tokens, or logs. - Do not add fake bug fixes, security improvements, or performance gains. - Keep commit messages short, clear, and aligned with the change scope. - Do not exaggerate the scope of the change. - If Conventional Commit is requested, provide alternatives that follow the general pattern. Output format: 1. 10 short commit message alternatives 2. 5 conventional commit alternatives 3. 3 more descriptive commit messages 4. Types of commit messages to avoid 5. Short selection note
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- git commit message
- developer workflow
- commit writing
- software documentation
- coding prompt
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A general change summary gives useful messages without sharing private code.
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Adding commit style makes results more aligned with team standards.
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Use the commit message after comparing it with the real change scope.
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