cap-commit-push

# Cap Commit Push ## Overview `cap` is a shorthand command that means: commit current changes and push to remote. ## Trigger - User message is exactly `cap`. - Or user explicitly asks for "commit + push". ## Required Workflow 1. Preflight - Run `git status --short`. - If there are no changes, report no-op and stop. 2. Sync Gate - If this task changes behavior/commands/workflow, update impacted skills first. - Keep `.codex/skills/*` and `.claude/skills/*` in sync for shared skills. 3. Stage - Run `git add -A`. 4. Commit - Prefer a Conventional Commit message based on current task context. - Fallback message: `chore: cap snapshot <YYYY-MM-DD>`. 5. Push - Run `git push`. - If upstream is missing, run `git push --set-upstream origin <current-branch>`. 6. Report - Return commit hash, branch, and push result. ## Safety Rules - Do not amend commits unless the user explicitly asks. - Do not run destructive git commands (`reset --hard`, forced checkout).