[sshine]

> Your intent is 'Getting more users by lowering barriers to sign up', a business goal.

Important point.

But it says more about OP’s perspective on product-driven development than this “contextual commits”.

The idea that OP does not follow up on is whether these codified commit messages with a very shallow summary of the LLM context improve anything compared to the normal commit messages that Claude will generate.

I suspect they’re equally insufficient since even a compacted context seems less diffusing and it’s still a lot bigger than these.

> I wish our profession would stop trying to reinvent issue tracking in git every week.

I would love to have good git-powered issue tracking. I haven’t seen it yet.