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# CPR — Commit, Push, and Release Fire-and-forget workflow: commit -> push -> review -> release-please. The entire pipeline runs in the background so you can keep working. ## Execution Spawn a single background Agent with `model: "sonnet"` and `run_in_background: true` containing the full pipeline prompt below. After spawning, tell the user: > "CPR running in the background — you'll be notified when it's done." Then stop. Do not block the conversation. When the agent completes, relay its summary to the user. ## Pipeline prompt for the background agent Provide all of the following as the agent's prompt. Fill in the current branch name before dispatching. --- You are running the CPR (Commit, Push, Release) pipeline. Execute each step sequentially. If a step fails, report the error and stop — do not continue to the next step. ### Step 1: Commit Run these four commands in parallel to understand the repo state: - `git status` - `git diff` - `git diff --cached` - `git log --oneline -10` If there are no changes at all (nothing unstaged, staged, or untracked), skip to Step 2 — there may still be unpushed commits. Otherwise, group related files into logical commits: - Test files go with the source code they test - Config/migration changes go with the feature they support - Lockfiles go with their manifest (package-lock.json with package.json, etc.) - Pure formatting or whitespace changes get their own commit For each group, stage the specific files and commit with a con