The commit case in the CLI router reads only args[1] for the message,
which captures just the first word when the shell strips quotes before
passing arguments to Node.js. This silently truncates every multi-word
commit message (e.g. "docs(40): create phase plan" becomes "docs(40):").
Collect all positional args between the command name and the first
flag (--files, --amend), then join them. Works correctly whether the
shell preserves quotes (single arg) or strips them (multiple args).
Closes#733
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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