Okay, so I'm trying to help this user generate a commit message for their git repository. Let me see what they provided.

First, the user has a diff showing changes to app.py. They imported 'transformers' and 'discord', and also added imports for 'InferenceClient' and 'gradio'. Then, they defined some variables: CHAT as a pipeline using "bigband/TranscendentBrahma", and message_list and response_list as empty lists.

Looking at the context, it seems like they're setting up a Discord bot that uses a model from Hugging Face. The changes include adding new imports and initializing some variables.

The user wants a one-line commit message in the format <type>: <description>. The types are fix, feat, build, etc. The message should start with the appropriate prefix, be in the imperative mood, and not exceed 72 characters.

So, the changes are about setting up the environment for a new feature. They're importing necessary libraries and initializing variables. Since it's about enabling a new feature, the type should be 'feat'. The description should reflect that they're setting up the model and lists.

Putting it together, the commit message should mention enabling the model and initializing the lists. I'll make sure it's concise and fits the character limit.

I think "feat: enable model setup and initialize lists" works. It's clear, uses the correct type, and fits within the character limit.
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feat: enable model setup and initialize lists