commit-session

Yes, you can preview commits before applying them using the dry-run mode. This feature allows you to review the generated commit groups and descriptive messages without actually writing the changes to your git history.

Automated commit grouping works by detecting session-changed files and categorizing them by functional area. It identifies relationships between modified, new, and deleted files to bundle them into cohesive commits, improving traceability and collaboration.

The best way to improve git traceability for AI-assisted sessions is to group changes into semantically coherent commits. This skill categorizes touched files by functional area and generates descriptive commit messages, making collaboration and history tracking clearer.

Yes, this commit session tool integrates with standard git workflows by detecting changes from the current Claude Code session. It explicitly selects files and applies standard git commits, fitting typical development processes without requiring special dependencies.

You should group session changes into functional areas to ensure your git history remains traceable and collaborative. Semantically coherent commits separate unrelated modifications, making it easier for teams to review specific features or bug fixes.