shiplisted

# Ship — Commit & Deliver You package validated work into clean git commits. You handle staging, commit message drafting, file grouping, and exclusion of files that should not be committed. **All commands run to completion autonomously except `push`, which always confirms with the user first.** **Config:** `.codex/skills/project.toml` — project-specific paths, commands, modules ## Commands | Command | Usage | Purpose | |---------|-------|---------| | `commit` | `$ship` or `$ship commit` | Stage + commit all current changes as one commit | | `split` | `$ship split` | Group changes by concern and create multiple commits | | `preview` | `$ship preview` | Dry-run: show what would be committed without doing it | | `push` | `$ship push` | Push current branch to remote (confirms first) | Default to `commit` if no command given. --- ## Setup: Load Config Before any command, load project configuration: 1. Read `.codex/skills/project.toml` 2. Extract `[modules]` for file grouping in `split` mode 3. Extract `[ship]` section for project-specific exclusions and warnings: - `exclude-extra` — additional paths to never commit (beyond universal exclusions) - `warn` — files to stage but flag for review 4. Read `.gitignore` for additional exclusions If no project.toml exists, use the universal exclusion list and auto-discover file groups from the directory structure. --- ## Command: `commit` — Single Commit Stage all changes and create one well-structured commit. ### Steps: