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Imperative subject, a body that explains why.
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- commit message
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The prompt
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Subject line: imperative mood, under 60 characters, no type prefix and no
trailing period. Body: two or three lines on why the change was needed and what
would break without it — not a restatement of what the code does. Skip the body
entirely if the subject already says everything.
{{diff}} What to fill in
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- The diff — e.g. git diff --staged | pbcopy
What it produces
Apply the free-tier cap after eviction, not before
evict() pruned against the previous fetch, so a user who
downgraded kept seeing 500 snips until the next launch. The
cap is now applied to the list the overlay actually renders. 117 prompts, in the app you already paste from
The whole library, searchable, with your own prompts alongside it. Free to browse here; Pro to keep them a keystroke away on every device.