> But as code becomes increasingly abundant through agents, the context behind "why" the code was written is becoming vital: That’s the commit message. If some

> But as code becomes increasingly abundant through agents, the context behind "why" the code was written is becoming vital: That’s the commit message. If something is not immediately clear from the title and the diff, you write it it in the commit description, like this: https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=ed7e0ebfa20e7e798d2e4e20623d452f1c715aa5 https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=ed7e0ebfa20e7e798d2e... If you can’t summarize your changes in a similar manner, that usually means you don’t understand the code and shouldn’t push it to other people.