spectra-commit

Selective staging isolates files associated with a specific development change tracked by the Spectra CLI, grouping artifact and source files together for a clean git commit without staging unrelated concurrent work.

Automating git commits for multiple changes requires context-aware staging that identifies specific artifact and tracked source files, providing an explicit commit plan and requiring user confirmation before executing version control operations.

Archiving tasks and syncing specs occurs through an integrated archive sub-flow that optionally triggers task completion and spec syncing automatically before staging and committing the associated source files to version control.

Selective staging requires the git dependency for version control operations and strict adherence to the Spectra directory structure to successfully identify and track files associated with specific development changes.

To safely review files before committing, the workflow generates a clear commit plan detailing the grouped artifact and source files, then requires explicit user confirmation before proceeding with any staging or committing operations.