Cp
Use this as a thin finish mode after implementation is done.
cp is the local gate before push: verify first, then commit and push the intended changes on the current branch.
Default Flow
- Inspect:
git status- current branch
- intended files for this task
- recent commit message style if needed
- Run the closest local verification to the repo's normal safety checks before committing.
- Prefer repo-native commands over invented ones.
- Prefer the narrowest safe checks first: changed-file lint/format checks, affected package tests, or targeted builds.
- If the repo's only reliable gate is broader, run the broader command.
- If a broad local check fails because of unrelated dirty files outside the intended change set, stop and report that clearly instead of fixing or staging those unrelated files.
- Stage only the intended files explicitly.
- If a commit message was not provided, generate a concise conventional commit message that matches the repo style.
- Commit on the current branch.
- Committing directly to
mainormasteris allowed when that is the repo or user's chosen workflow. - If the repo explicitly requires short-lived branches, follow that instead.
- Push the current branch.
- If upstream is missing, push with upstream tracking.
Rules
- Never use
git add .,git add -A, or similar broad staging. - Never commit unrelated local changes from other tasks or sessions.
- Never commit secrets,
.envfiles, credentials, or generated noise by accident. - Never silently skip verification; state what ran and what was skipped.
- Never force push unless the user explicitly asks for it.
- Do not create or require a PR unless the user explicitly asks for one.
Good Targets
- "/cp"
- "커밋하고 푸시해줘"
- "메인에 올려"
- "이제 검증하고 바로 푸시해"
Avoid
- Do not use this for "just commit" or "just push" if the user clearly asked for only one of those actions.
- Do not infer permission to push a different branch than the current one.
- Do not hide skipped or excluded files; mention them briefly if they matter.
Finish
Return:
- branch pushed
- verification run or skipped
- commit message
- commit hash
- intentionally excluded files if any