commit

You can automate git commits across multiple repos by executing a command like /commit yourbench, which orchestrates changes in spaces/[project]/ and the meta-repo while applying conventional message formats automatically.

Yes, pre-commit quality checks like tests and linting are supported. The commit automation runs safety checks and linters (e.g., npm test) before finalizing the commit to ensure code meets quality standards.

To amend a previous commit in a multi-repo project layout, use the supported amend mode. This allows you to modify existing commits across spaces/[project]/ and meta-repo changes while maintaining a clean history.

Yes, you need Git installed and a specific repository layout containing spaces/[project]/ and the meta-repo. This structure is required to orchestrate commits across project spaces and related repos properly.

Branch-aware commit type automation works by detecting the current branch context to apply appropriate conventional commit types. This ensures commits are categorized correctly based on the branch you are working on.

Automated conventional commits provide clear, repeatable workflows for saving progress. They ensure consistency and traceability across project spaces and meta-repos, maintaining a clean history in multi-repo environments.