collect-commit-info

Conventional commit messages summarize staged changes by grouping files by type and generating structured messages that follow the conventional commits specification. Run the collect-info.sh script on your Git repository to automatically analyze staged diffs and produce commit specs in JSON format, including per-group messages and intended impact.

This analyzes staged changes across dependencies, CI configurations, config files, source code, tests, and documentation. It groups these by category, identifies the scope of each change, and generates conventional commit specifications that reflect the intended impact of each modification.

Yes, this Skill is designed for pre-commit and review workflows. It collects metadata of staged files and diffs during the pre-commit phase to produce conventional commit specifications that you can execute before finalizing your commits.

This returns JSON containing a commits array and summary. Each commit entry details the grouped message, affected files, and intended impact according to Conventional Commits, allowing you to review or programmatically execute the proposed commit structure.

No, this generates conventional commit specifications automatically from your staged changes. The JSON output provides ready-to-use commit messages and file groupings, eliminating manual message writing for pre-commit automation.