What problem does it solve?
Brain developers often struggle to translate ad-hoc changes into meaningful, organized commits. This skill automates that process, producing semantic messages that reflect the intent of each change and ensuring a clean project history.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Semantic grouping: Automatically cluster related file changes into logical commits (docs, meetings, summaries, transcripts, projects, etc.).
- Non-interactive workflow: Performs pulls, analyzes, commits, and pushes without prompting for confirmation.
- Consistent history: Formats commits using the conventional commit style and ensures remote consistency by preferring remote changes during merges.
Quick Start
From the Brain repository, run the brain-commit workflow to analyze unstaged/staged changes, generate semantic commits, and push them to origin.