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commit-reminder

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Use when a project has accumulated uncommitted changes and nobody has said so out loud — several edits in a row with no commit in between — or when a subagent may be stuck and about to lose its work ("did that agent commit?", "is anything at risk?", "ensure work is committed"). A PostToolUse hook watches the live `git status --porcelain` count after every edit-shaped tool call and commands a commit once it crosses a threshold; after repeated unanswered commands it records the work as at risk, and `scripts/ensure_committed.py` reports that to a parent.

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This is the generic copy. If this project has been scaffolded, prefer the unprefixed commit-reminder skill: it is .ai-badger/skills/commit-reminder/SKILL.md, and it has this project's extensions and any project-local.md merged in. This copy has neither.

The full procedure is in SKILL.full.md beside this file, unchanged — read it if the project has no .ai-badger/, or run welcome-ai-badger to scaffold one.

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