ci_commit

To write atomic git commits, you analyze `git status` and `git diff` to group related modifications into single-purpose changes. The ci_commit skill automates this by generating structured, descriptive commit messages for your session changes.

The best way to format git commit messages is using imperative language for clear, descriptive structure. The ci_commit skill analyzes your changes and ensures adherence to best practices for commit message content and structure.

Yes, you can automatically generate commit messages from staged changes by analyzing `git diff`. The ci_commit skill reviews your modifications and creates imperative, descriptive messages to streamline your development workflow.

To split code changes into logical commits, analyze `git status` and group related modifications into atomic units. The ci_commit skill facilitates this structured version control workflow by breaking down session changes into single-purpose commits.

Yes, the ci_commit skill works without external dependencies. It operates directly on your development workflow by analyzing `git status` and `git diff` to generate descriptive, atomic git commits.

Using imperative language in git commit messages ensures clarity and consistency in version control history. The ci_commit skill enforces this best practice by generating structured commit messages that accurately reflect the development process.