shiplisted

# Ship Ship every current Git-trackable worktree change in one commit and push the current branch. This is intentionally a YOLO workflow: the user's `/ship` request is explicit approval to include mixed, broad, messy, generated, unrelated-looking, staged, unstaged, untracked, and deleted changes together. ## Workflow ```text /ship | v [Inspect branch, upstream, and summary] | v [Stage every Git-trackable change] | v [One accurate commit] | v [Push current branch] ``` 1. Confirm the current repository, branch, upstream (if any), worktree summary, and recent commits. 2. Read enough of the visible change summary to write an accurate concise commit message. Do not spend time separating changes or deciding whether a file belongs. 3. Stage every Git-trackable change from the repository root with `git add -A`. 4. Commit all staged changes in one commit: - Subject: `<type>(<scope>): <concise description>`; 72 characters or fewer. - Body: briefly state what changed and why. - Use one of: `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `style`, `refactor`, `perf`, `test`, or `chore`. 5. Push the current branch to its upstream. If no upstream exists, push with tracking to `origin`. 6. Report the commit hash, branch, and push result. ## Rules - Treat `/ship` and equivalent wording as authorization to include every Git-trackable change. Do not ask whether to include untracked files or seemingly unrelated changes. - Respect explicit user overrides for remote, branch, commit message,