commit

To create a git commit for only the files discussed, this Skill stages each relevant file individually with git add and generates a single commit, ignoring unrelated modifications in your working directory.

Context-aware git commit generation limits the staging scope to files directly touched in your current conversation, ensuring the final commit only includes relevant changes rather than all working directory modifications.

You can stage specific files individually by instructing the AI to scope changes to the current chat, which triggers granular git add commands for each file before producing one unified commit.

Yes, you can generate a single git commit for multiple files by asking the AI to stage only the discussed files, which guarantees one commit describing all changes succinctly without including unrelated edits.

Your git commit includes unrelated changes because standard staging captures all modified files, whereas this context-aware approach restricts staging to only files touched in the current conversation.

A limitation of context-aware staging is that it only processes files explicitly discussed in the current conversation, meaning any unrelated working directory changes must be committed separately.