Added a third skill, /commit, that drafts real commit messages instead of leaving you to type “fix” again.

It looks at your actual staged and unstaged diff, checks whether it’s really one coherent change or a few things mashed together, and only then writes the message, imperative mood, specific about what changed, no vague one-word placeholders.

It always asks before actually running git commit, even if you say you’re in a hurry, since that’s exactly when a wrong commit slips through unnoticed.

Right after, went back and added it to the README, so it shows up in Features and Quick Start next to /devlog and /readme instead of getting left out the way /readme almost was last time.