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You can automatically generate a git commit message by inspecting your staged changes and session history. The commit skill analyzes your git status and diffs to create a message with a type prefix, short subject, and a wrapped body explaining the summary and rationale behind the code changes.

The best way to write conventional git commit messages is to follow standard git conventions including a type prefix, short subject, and wrapped body. This automated approach uses session history to include the rationale and summary, ensuring a clear and informative version control history.

Yes, automated commit message generation works with unstaged new files by inspecting git status and diffs before writing. The process stages new files as needed to ensure the generated commit message accurately reflects all current code changes in your development environment.

To format a git commit body with reasoning, the commit generation process incorporates the 'why' behind changes from your session history. This creates a wrapped body containing a summary and rationale, ensuring your version control history remains professional and understandable.

You can use automated commit writing for development automation to eliminate manual typing. By analyzing current diffs and session context, it automatically stages files and crafts a well-formed message following common git conventions, streamlining your version control workflow.