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## Gather Context If the current changes are already known from the conversation context (e.g., you just edited the files), skip these commands. Otherwise, run them to understand the current state: 1. `git status` — check current status and untracked files 2. `git diff HEAD` — review all changes ## Flag Detection | Flag | Effect | |------|--------| | `--amend` | Amend the last commit instead of creating a new one | Parse `$ARGUMENTS` for flags before proceeding. Natural language equivalents: "amend해줘", "직전 커밋에 합쳐줘", "마지막 커밋 수정" → `--amend`. ## Amend (opt-in only) > Skip this section if any of the following is true: > - `--amend` is NOT set > - The last commit is a merge commit (`git rev-parse --verify HEAD^2 2>/dev/null` succeeds) When `--amend` is set, amend the last commit with the current changes. **Step 1 — Check push status:** ```bash git log @{u}..HEAD --oneline 2>/dev/null # - Command fails (no upstream): NOT pushed # - Non-empty output: NOT pushed (unpushed commits exist) # - Empty output: already pushed → force push required after amend ``` **Step 2 — Execute amend:** - Stage the relevant files and run `git commit --amend`. - Use `--no-edit` if the change is a minor fix within the same intent AND the existing message contains no em-dash (—) or en-dash (–). If the existing message contains either, amend with an edited message that replaces them (colon, parentheses, or comma) instead of `--no-edit`. - Update the commit message if the scope or meaning has...