ok so I played more with it and I can add and commit a file like so: (assuming repo is the opened repo, file is the filename to be committed, Q and QFS are q.js and q-io.js)

var msg = file + ' updated by John Doe';
var author = git.Signature.now("John Doe", 'jdoe@example.com');


return QFS.write(QFS.join(repo.workdir(), file), content)
.then(function() {
    return Q.ninvoke(repo, 'openIndex')
})
.then(function(index) {
    logger.debug('openIndex');
    return Q.ninvoke(index, 'read')
    .then(function() {
        logger.debug('read');
        return Q.ninvoke(index, 'addByPath', file);
    })
    .then(function() {
        logger.debug('addByPath');
        return Q.ninvoke(index, 'write');
    })
    .then(function() {
        logger.debug('write');
        return Q.ninvoke(index, 'writeTree');
    });
})
.then(function(oid) {
    logger.debug('writeTree', oid);
    return Q.nfcall(git.Reference.oidForName, repo, 'HEAD')
    .then(function(head) {
        logger.debug('oidForName', head);
        return Q.ninvoke(repo, 'getCommit', head);
    })
    .then(function(commit) {
        logger.debug('getCommit', commit);
        return Q.ninvoke(repo, 'createCommit', 'HEAD', author, author, msg, oid, [commit]);
    });
})
.then(function(newCommit) {
    var sha = newCommit.sha();
    logger.info(msg + ' (commit '+ sha + ')');
    return sha;
});

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Missing example: commit to a local repo (i.e. git add, git commit) #96

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