Amend Staged Changes

Amend the most recent commit by adding currently staged changes to it, without staging new files.

Context

• Current git status: {{GIT_STATUS}}
• Current branch: {{GIT_BRANCH}}
• Recent commits: {{GIT_LOG}}

Safety Checks

Before amending, you MUST verify ALL of these conditions:

1. HEAD commit was created by Claude:

   • Run: git log -1 --format='%an %ae'
   • Must show: "Claude Sonnet 4.5 noreply@anthropic.com" in Co-Authored-By

2. Commit has NOT been pushed:

   • Run: git status
   • Must show "Your branch is ahead of" (not "up to date")
   • If already pushed, WARN user that amend requires force push

3. There are staged changes:

   • Must have "Changes to be committed" in git status
   • If no staged changes, inform user nothing to amend

Your task

Based on the staged changes shown above, amend the last commit.

IMPORTANT:

• Do NOT run git add. Only amend with already-staged changes.
• Use git commit --amend --no-edit to keep the existing commit message
• If you need to update the commit message, use git commit --amend and provide new message

Steps:

1. Run safety checks (verify conditions above)
2. If all checks pass, run: git commit --amend --no-edit
3. Report what was amended

Example:

# Verify HEAD commit author
git log -1 --format='%an %ae'

# Verify not pushed
git status

# Amend with staged changes (keep message)
git commit --amend --no-edit

Notes

• This follows Git Safety Protocol: only amend commits created by Claude in this conversation
• Never amend commits that have been pushed without explicit user request
• If user wants to change commit message, use git commit --amend without --no-edit