commit-with-message

Conventional commit messages require a type prefix, imperative mood, subject, and body within a 72-character limit. This Skill guides you through formatting these elements to ensure clean, professional version control history.

Yes, you can generate git commit messages in both Korean and English. The Skill defaults to Korean while enforcing standard conventions like type prefixes and co-authorship attribution for your repository.

Automating commit message generation involves analyzing staged code changes to enforce conventions. This Skill supports automated message creation based on your code diffs and integrates with TDD workflows for atomic commits.

Yes, the commit message formatter automatically adds Claude's Co-Authored-By attribution for collaborative commits, ensuring proper credit is recorded in your version control history without manual entry.

Imperative mood is needed when following conventional commit standards for clean version control. This Skill validates your commit subject lines to ensure they use imperative mood and adhere to 72-character limits.

Creating atomic commits in a TDD workflow involves generating focused commit messages for specific test and code changes. This Skill integrates with TDD processes to guide atomic commit message creation based on your diffs.