Generate conventional commit messages and stage Git changes atomically.
npx skills add https://github.com/PaulRBerg/agent-skills --skill commit-paulrberg
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: commit Source: https://github.com/PaulRBerg/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/commit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PaulRBerg/agent-skills --skill commit-paulrberg
This Skill addresses the tedious and error-prone process of crafting Git commit messages and managing staged changes, ensuring consistency with conventional commits and improving traceability.
Use the commit skill to create an atomic commit from the current workspace. Example: run the skill with --all to commit all changes, --deep for detailed analysis, and --push to push after committing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Conventional commits format standardizes commit messages with a type, scope, and subject line. This Skill automates message generation by analyzing your diffs, inferring the commit type, and composing a compliant message body, ensuring consistency across your repository.
Atomic commits isolate single logical changes, improving traceability and code review. This Skill stages and commits only current session changes, or all changes with the --all flag, ensuring each commit represents one cohesive unit of work.
Yes, the --push flag integrates push submission directly into the commit workflow. The Skill also supports Graphite-based submission and stack-oriented options like --deep and --stack for team automation pipelines.
Conventional commits enforce consistent message structure and categorization, making diffs predictable and searchable. This Skill heuristically infers commit type and scope from your changes, reducing manual effort and enforcing standards automatically.
No, the Skill manages staging automatically. It stages only current session changes by default, or uses --all to include all modifications, eliminating manual staging steps while maintaining atomic, well-formed commits.
Yes, it integrates into development workflows requiring atomic commits and conventional messaging. The Skill applies to any repository using Git and supports optional integration with push flags and Graphite-based team submission systems.
Utchash007Stage git changes and generate conventional commit messages with confirmation.
luanPush a Graphite stack and create or update GitHub pull requests.
lushly-devOrchestrate Git workflows for branching, releases, and parallel development.
JeremyDev87Enforce atomic commits and conventional messages for clean Git histories.
