commit

To commit all uncommitted changes to git, this skill automatically stages all modified, added, and untracked files, then generates a structured conventional commit message with a mandatory detailed reason in the commit body to save your work.

Secret scanning before committing code works by automatically analyzing staged changes for potential credentials or secrets, preventing accidental credential leaks and ensuring sensitive data is blocked from entering the git repository history.

The conventional commit format structures git messages with a type, scope, and description. You need a mandatory detailed reason in the commit body to enforce clear project history, preventing data loss and explaining exactly why code changes were made.

Yes, you can automatically stage all modified, added, and untracked files for a git commit. This skill handles automated staging across the entire repository, ensuring no local changes are missed before running the secret scanning phase.

The best way to prevent accidental credential leaks in git commits is to enforce a mandatory secret scanning phase on staged changes. This automated check scans for potential secrets or credentials before finalizing the commit, blocking sensitive data exposure.

Yes, this git commit tool works without manual staging by automatically adding all modified and untracked files. It operates with no external dependencies, handling staging, secret scanning, and conventional commit formatting autonomously.