ce-commit

You can generate structured git commit messages by running the "commit" command, which analyzes your working tree diff, branch context, and recent history to produce clear, convention-compliant messages automatically.

To commit code following conventional commit format, this Skill adapts to your repository's specific conventions by checking recent commit logs, defaulting to standard conventional commit structures if no custom repository rules are detected.

When handling git commits in a detached HEAD state, the Skill detects the context using git branch data and prompts you to create a feature branch before committing, ensuring changes are safely saved to a valid reference.

You do not need to configure anything before using this Skill to structure your git commits, as it operates directly within git repositories and requires no external dependencies to analyze diffs and generate messages.

The best way to write value-communicating git commit messages is to utilize contextual data like working tree diffs and remote default branch information, which this Skill uses to ensure your commits clearly explain the value of the changes.