Git commits with messages like `bug fixed`, `feature added` etc

At least you don't use "." as commit message. I have seen this...

@theZorgEffect well now that you gave me that idea.......

I definitely do this too, but it's worse because I make the commit super general because I'm fixing something that should have never been an issue and I'm embarrassed.

What would be best practise here? Are there certain tips on how to describe changes and bug fixes?

@Dollique our project manager is very strict, she wants a short sentence beginning with a capital letter in present tense. Example: Fix bug with this specific thing.
I think it depends between projects and people though, but it's nice to have them consistant.

@Dollique my team came with few standards of our own. We use tags like bugfix, feature, cleanup, documentation. Each commit is one task item.
Sample:
-Bugfix: security vulnerability in JWT fixed by adding another layer of encryption