commit-message

Conventional Commits in Japanese combine an English type keyword (feat, fix, docs, refactor) with a concise Japanese subject line. This Skill generates properly formatted messages by accepting your type and Japanese description, then outputs a structured commit message that enforces the standard format with optional body and footer sections.

Conventional Commits standardize how changes are documented in Git history, reducing ambiguity and improving traceability. A structured format with English type and Japanese subject makes it easier to parse commit history, generate changelogs, and understand what changed and why across your project.

Yes. Conventional Commits apply across all change types—features, fixes, documentation updates, and refactors. This Skill supports all these types with the same structured format, ensuring consistency whether you're adding functionality, patching bugs, updating docs, or improving code structure.

The format is type: Japanese subject, where type is an English keyword like feat or fix. For example: feat: 新規ログイン機能を追加. The Skill enforces this structure and optionally appends body and footer sections for additional context and metadata.

This Skill generates compliant Conventional Commits messages directly. To enforce standards across your team, you'd typically pair generated messages with Git hooks or commit linters, but the Skill itself handles message construction and formatting validation.