committing-staged-with-message

To generate conventional commit messages for staged git changes, this skill automatically analyzes your diff context and builds a structured message. It applies a conventional commits style to ensure messaging consistency and historical traceability across typical development workflows.

Yes, you can review and approve the generated commit message before git commit runs. The skill includes an approval workflow that pauses to allow code review, ensuring the structured message meets your quality standards before finalizing the commit.

Yes, this skill supports GPG signing for staged commits. It includes a GPG-sign step during the commit process to ensure traceability and authenticity, applying structured messaging and diff statistics alongside the signature.

The best way to maintain commit message consistency is to enforce a structured conventional commits format. This skill automatically builds project-specific messages with diff context, reducing manual drafting errors and improving historical traceability.

Staged changes get processed by analyzing the diff context to extract meaningful information for the commit message. The skill builds a structured message conforming to conventional commits style, includes diff statistics, and pauses for approval before executing git commit.

Yes, you need to stage your changes with git add before generating a commit message. The skill operates on staged changes to analyze the diff context and build a structured conventional commits message before pausing for approval and GPG signing.