commit

Create one Conventional Commit for the current change set in OpenWorkspace.

Steps

1. Run git status and git diff --staged (and git diff for unstaged) to see exactly what will be committed. If nothing is staged, stage the intended files with git add — confirm the set is coherent and unrelated changes are left out.
2. Confirm you are not on main/master. If you are, stop and tell the user to branch first (git checkout -b <type>/<topic>) — the hooks will reject a commit on main anyway.
3. Compose the message:
   • type(scope): subject — type ∈ feat fix docs style refactor perf test build ci chore.
   • scope = the crate or app touched (domain db auth floorplan crypto i18n notify jobs ui config observability web worker app frontend server) or a cross-cutting scope (ci dev deps release).
   • subject: imperative mood, ≤50 chars, no trailing period.
   • Add a body only when the why isn't obvious from the subject. Use a BREAKING CHANGE: footer or ! after the scope for breaking changes (pre-V1: a breaking change bumps MINOR).
   • Never add an assistant/AI mention or any co-author/"generated with" trailer — commits are authored by the human only.
4. Commit with git commit -m "..." (and -m again for a body). The local commit-msg hook validates the result; if it rejects, read the message and fix it rather than bypassing.
5. Show the user the final git log -1 --stat.

Do not push or open a PR unless explicitly asked.