Adopt Scoped Commits for this repo - #14
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Records the commit format in agents.md so it travels with the repo and is found by agents working from a fresh checkout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TDfmMveB3PoZ46yuy8htr4
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Adopts Scoped Commits as this repo's commit message format and writes the convention into
agents.md, so agents working from a fresh checkout find it without depending on anyone's personal config.Format is
<scope>: <description>, where the scope is the area of the tree the change touches and never a change type — sosettings: fix login redirectin place offix(settings): .... The rationale is that the type prefix is close to information-free (nearly every commit is a fix or a feat, and the description already says which), while the scope is the token that discriminates between log lines when scanning.Nothing breaks: no commit-message tooling exists in any FreeshardBase repo (no commitlint, semantic-release, conventional-changelog, release-please or changesets), versions are set explicitly, and GitHub's auto-generated release notes are built from merged pull requests rather than from commit subjects.
The scope list in this PR is a first pass, derived from the directory structure and the existing log. Adjust it in a follow-up if working in the tree shows it is at the wrong granularity.
Same change is going into the other active FreeshardBase repos.
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