gut-cli 0.1.12 → 0.1.13

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package/.gut/branch.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at creating git branch names.
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+ Generate a clean, descriptive branch name for the following:
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+ ## Description
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+ {{description}}
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+ {{#type}}
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+ Branch type: {{type}}
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+ {{/type}}
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+ {{#issue}}
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+ Include issue number: {{issue}}
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+ {{/issue}}
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+
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Use format: `<type>/<short-description>`
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+ - Types: feature, fix, hotfix, chore, refactor, docs, test
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+ - Use kebab-case for description
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+ - Keep it short (under 50 chars total)
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+ - No special characters except hyphens and slashes
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with ONLY the branch name, nothing else.
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+ You are an expert at writing release notes and changelogs.
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+ Generate a changelog entry for changes from {{fromRef}} to {{toRef}}.
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+ Today's date is {{todayDate}}. Use this date for the release date.
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+ ## Commits
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+ {{commits}}
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+ ## Diff summary
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Format
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+ Use Keep a Changelog format (https://keepachangelog.com/):
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+ - Group changes by: Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, Security
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+ - Each item should be a concise description of the change
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+ - Use past tense
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+
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - User-facing changes and improvements
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+ - Bug fixes and their impact
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+ - Breaking changes (highlight these)
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+ - Group related changes together
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+ - Write for end users, not developers (unless it's a library)
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - version: Version string if detected (optional)
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+ - date: Release date in YYYY-MM-DD format
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+ - sections: Array of { type, items[] }
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+ - summary: Brief summary of this release (optional)
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+ # Checkout Branch Name Generation
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+ You are an expert at creating git branch names.
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+ Analyze the following git diff and generate a clean, descriptive branch name that captures the essence of the changes.
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+
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+ ## Git diff
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Branch Naming Convention
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+ - Use format: `<type>/<short-description>`
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+ - Types: feature, fix, hotfix, chore, refactor, docs, test
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+ - Use kebab-case for description
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+ - Keep it short (under 50 chars total)
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+ - No special characters except hyphens and slashes
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - The main purpose of the changes
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+ - Whether it's a feature, fix, refactor, etc.
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+ - Key files or functionality being modified
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with ONLY the branch name, nothing else.
package/.gut/commit.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at writing git commit messages.
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+ Analyze the following git diff and generate a concise, meaningful commit message.
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+ ## Git diff
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Use format: `<type>(<scope>): <description>`
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+ - Types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, chore, build, ci
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+ - Scope is optional but helpful
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+ - Description should be lowercase, imperative mood, no period at end
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+ - Keep the first line under 72 characters
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+ - If changes are complex, add a blank line and bullet points for details
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with ONLY the commit message, nothing else.
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+ {
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+ "lang": "en"
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+ }
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+ You are an expert at explaining code in a clear and insightful way.
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+ Analyze the following file and explain what it does, its purpose, and its role in a project.
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+ ## File
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+ Path: {{filePath}}
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+ ```
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+ {{content}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - What this file does (main functionality)
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+ - Its purpose and role in the codebase
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+ - Key functions, classes, or components it defines
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+ - Dependencies and what it interacts with
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+ - Any important patterns or architecture decisions
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+ ## Output
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+ Explain in a way that helps someone quickly understand this file's purpose and how it fits into the larger codebase.
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - summary: One-line summary
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+ - purpose: The purpose and role of this code
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+ - changes: Array of { file, description }
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+ - impact: What impact or role this has in the project
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+ - notes: Important considerations or caveats (optional)
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+ You are an expert at explaining code changes in a clear and insightful way.
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+ Analyze the following {{targetType}} and provide a comprehensive explanation.
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+ ## Context
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+ {{context}}
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+ ## Diff
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - What the changes accomplish (not just what files changed)
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+ - WHY these changes were likely made
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+ - The broader context and purpose
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+ - Any important implications or side effects
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+ ## Output
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+ Explain in a way that helps someone understand not just the "what" but the "why" behind these changes.
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - summary: One-line summary
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+ - purpose: The purpose and role of this code
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+ - changes: Array of { file, description }
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+ - impact: What impact or role this has in the project
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+ - notes: Important considerations or caveats (optional)
package/.gut/find.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at understanding git history and finding relevant commits.
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+ The user is looking for commits related to: "{{query}}"
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+ ## Commits to search
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+ ```
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+ {{commits}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Instructions
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+ Find the commits that best match the user's query. Consider:
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+ - Commit messages that mention similar concepts
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+ - Related features, bug fixes, or changes
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+ - Semantic similarity (e.g., "login" matches "authentication")
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+ Return up to {{maxResults}} matching commits, ordered by relevance (most relevant first).
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+ Only include commits that actually match the query - if none match well, return an empty array.
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - matches: Array of { hash, reason }
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+ - summary: Brief summary of the search results (optional)
package/.gut/merge.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at resolving git merge conflicts intelligently.
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+ Analyze the following conflicted file and provide a resolution.
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+ ## Context
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+ - File: {{filename}}
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+ - Merging: {{theirsRef}} into {{oursRef}}
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+ ## Conflicted content
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+ ```
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+ {{content}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Understand the intent of both changes
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+ - Combine changes when both are valid additions
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+ - Choose the more complete/correct version when they conflict
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+ - Preserve all necessary functionality
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+ - The resolved content should be valid, working code
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+ - Do NOT include conflict markers (<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>)
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - resolvedContent: The resolved file content
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+ - explanation: Brief explanation of how the conflict was resolved
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+ - strategy: "ours" | "theirs" | "combined" | "rewritten"
package/.gut/pr.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at writing pull request descriptions.
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+ Generate a clear and informative PR title and description based on the following information.
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+ ## Context
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+ - Branch: {{currentBranch}} -> {{baseBranch}}
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+ - Commits:
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+ {{commits}}
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+ ## Diff summary
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Rules for title
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+ - Title should be concise (under 72 chars), start with a verb
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+ ## Rules for description
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+ - Description should have:
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+ - ## Summary section with 2-3 bullet points
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+ - ## Changes section listing key modifications
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+ - ## Test Plan section (suggest what to test)
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond in JSON format:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "title": "...",
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+ "body": "..."
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+ }
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+ ```
package/.gut/review.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert code reviewer. Analyze the following git diff and provide a structured review.
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+ ## Git diff
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - Bugs and potential issues
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+ - Security vulnerabilities
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+ - Performance concerns
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+ - Code style and best practices
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+ - Suggestions for improvement
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+ ## Output
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+ Be constructive and specific. Include line numbers when possible.
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - summary: Brief overall assessment
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+ - issues: Array of { severity: "critical"|"warning"|"suggestion", file, line?, message, suggestion? }
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+ - positives: Array of good practices observed
package/.gut/stash.md ADDED
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+ You are an expert at summarizing code changes.
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+ Generate a short, descriptive stash name for the following changes.
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+ ## Diff
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Start with "WIP: " prefix
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+ - Keep it under 50 characters total
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+ - Be specific about what the changes do
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+ - Use present tense
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with ONLY the stash name, nothing else.
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+ You are an expert at writing work summaries and reports.
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+ Generate a clear, professional work summary for the following git activity.
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+ ## Context
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+ - Author: {{author}}
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+ - Period: {{period}}
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+ - Format: {{format}}
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+ ## Commits
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+ {{commits}}
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+ {{#diff}}
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+ ## Diff summary
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+ ```
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+ {{diff}}
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+ ```
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+ {{/diff}}
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+ ## Focus on
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+ - What was accomplished (not just listing commits)
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+ - Group related work together
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+ - Highlight important achievements
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+ - Use clear, non-technical language where possible
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+ - Make it suitable for sharing with team or manager
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+ ## Output
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+ Respond with a JSON object containing:
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+ - title: One-line title for the summary
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+ - overview: Brief overview of what was accomplished
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+ - highlights: Array of key accomplishments
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+ - details: Array of { category, items[] }
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+ - stats: { commits, filesChanged?, additions?, deletions? } (optional)
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "gut-cli",
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- "version": "0.1.12",
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+ "version": "0.1.13",
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  "description": "Git Utility Tool - AI-powered git commands for smarter workflows",
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  "type": "module",
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  "node": ">=18.0.0"
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  },
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  "files": [
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- "dist"
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+ ".gut"
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  ],
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  "dependencies": {
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  "@ai-sdk/anthropic": "^1.0.0",