commit

Steps

1. Sync context from aise-assistant (always first): Run bash scripts/sync-context.sh to pull the latest context/ from aise-assistant/main. If context changed, the sync script commits it automatically — note that commit and continue with the remaining changes.

2. Run git status and git diff --stat to understand what else changed.

3. Stage the relevant changed files. Prefer staging specific files over git add -A — avoid accidentally bundling unrelated changes.

4. Version bump (mandatory when on main or staging):

   • Check current branch with git branch --show-current.
   • If on main or staging, read the current version from package.json.
   • Determine bump level:
     • MAJOR (+1.0.0) — new command/agent/skill added or deleted, significant restructure
     • MINOR (+0.1.0) — new feature, functional enhancement to an existing command
     • PATCH (+0.0.1) — bug fix, docs update, style tweak, no behaviour change
     • Higher level wins when changes span multiple categories.
   • Update the version in both package.json and .claude-plugin/plugin.json (must match).
   • Stage both version files.

5. Update CHANGELOG.md (if one exists at the repo root):

   • Prepend a new entry: ## [version] — YYYY-MM-DD
   • Group bullets under ### Added, ### Changed, ### Fixed, or ### Removed
   • Stage CHANGELOG.md

6. Write a concise commit message focusing on the main change. Include the version bump if applicable.

7. Commit and push to the current branch.

8. Show the commit hash and summary.