conventional-commit-guard

To enforce Conventional Commits formatting, this skill validates your git commit header to ensure it follows the type(scope): summary or type: summary format, checking the five most recent commits to align history and prevent style drift.

A conventional commit message summary requires a type(scope): summary or type: summary format on the first line. The summary should be concise, avoid vague descriptions, and defaults to Chinese to maintain repository style.

To align a new commit with existing git history styles, the skill analyzes the five most recent commits and amends your current commit message when needed to ensure it matches the established conventional commits style.

Yes, you can use this to check multi-contributor commit messages. It is designed specifically for multi-contributor software projects to enforce consistent git commit messages and reduce style drift across the repository.

Git commit message style drifts in multi-contributor projects because of inconsistent formatting practices. This skill mitigates the issue by checking the last five commits and amending messages to strictly follow Conventional Commits guidelines.