commit-standards

To generate conventional commit messages, this Skill analyzes your staged Git changes and suggests a formatted message with the correct type, scope, and subject. It ensures your commit history remains clear and machine-readable for changelog generation.

Conventional commits are a standardized format for Git commit messages that specifies type, scope, and subject. You need them to automate changelog generation, track issue resolution, and maintain consistent project history analysis across your codebase.

Yes, you can write commit messages in Simplified Chinese, English, or bilingual formats. The Skill validates conventional commits across multiple languages while allowing configurable project-specific rules for your team's naming conventions.

Yes, this conventional commits tool supports configurable project-specific rules for scope naming conventions and commit types. You can define custom definitions for features, fixes, and refactors to match your repository's workflow requirements.

To validate a Git commit message, the Skill enforces the conventional commits specification by checking the type, scope, and subject format. It integrates directly with Git workflows to ensure your message meets the required standard before finalizing the commit.

The best way to automate commit message creation with issue tracking is using this Skill to generate standardized messages from staged changes. It integrates conventional commits with Git workflows to link changes directly to tracked issues.