Kamus AI
Commit
One set of changes saved to the git history, with a message that explains why.
A commit is a point you can return to. A good commit is small and has one purpose, with a message that explains why the change was made. Pick the files to commit one by one; do not add everything at once, because secret files or local links can slip in.
Also called: Commit, commits
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Appears in 24 lessons
- One task, one worktree, commits with explicit paths
- Prompts for plans and specifications
- Prompts for testing and debugging
- Setting up your machine
- Reading code from AI
- Asking for small changes
- Debugging with AI
- Project: a small team tool
- Git and branches
- Project: one real feature with tests
- Final project: a complete app for real users
- Session 1: machines ready and one idea
- Session 2: spec and written plan
- Session 4: release with a runbook and a rollback drill
- Project instructions and first permissions
- Project: a team instruction file and permission rules
- Context is not memory
- A ledger that survives
- Fix loops driven by tests
- Splitting work across subagents
- Project: a read-only MCP server
- Project: a programme with a ledger
- Project: writer and reviewer
- Secrets out of the agent's reach