commit-helper

To generate conventional commit messages from git diffs, the skill analyzes your staged code changes to extract the type, scope, and concise description according to the conventional commits specification. It formats the output automatically before you commit.

Yes, you can detect secrets in your code changes before committing. The skill performs secret checks and warns about unsafe files during diff analysis to prevent credential leakage when staging your work.

To add Git trailers to your commit messages for CI pipelines, the skill supports optional Git trailers and scope refinement. This provides better traceability for your changes across PRs and continuous integration workflows.

Yes, this conventional commit helper works across different programming languages. It applies to Git workflows across various languages and projects by analyzing the code diff directly rather than relying on language-specific logic.

The best way to format conventional commits with type and scope is to use an automated diff analyzer. This skill extracts the appropriate type and scope from your code changes and formats the description to meet the specification.