aif-commit

To generate conventional commit messages from staged git changes, use a skill that analyzes your active Git staging area and code diffs to infer the appropriate commit type, scope, and subject automatically. It applies project-specific rules to tailor the message to your codebase.

The Conventional Commits specification structures version control messages by enforcing a semantic format with a specific type, scope, and subject. This automation reads your staged code diffs to produce compliant messages, reducing manual drafting and ensuring consistency across developer workflows.

To customize automated git commit messages for your codebase, the skill applies project-specific rules and context provided via skill-context. This tailors the generated conventional commit message to align with your repository's unique formatting and scope requirements.

Yes, you can review an AI-generated git commit message before finalizing the commit. The skill generates a ready-to-commit conventional message and prompts the user for confirmation, ensuring you maintain control over version control updates before executing the commit or push.

Yes, automated conventional commit generation works without manually writing git diffs because the skill identifies staged changes and reads the diffs directly. It infers the appropriate semantic type and scope from the actual code changes to output a ready-to-commit message.