Conventional Commits

To generate standardized Git commit messages, this Skill analyzes your staged changes and formats them into the Conventional Commits specification using the <type>(<scope>): <subject> structure. It ensures messages are machine-readable and strictly ignores unstaged modifications.

The Conventional Commits specification is a standardized format for Git commit messages that enforces specific types, scopes, and subjects. This Skill applies it to ensure commit messages are consistent, machine-readable, and easy to understand across software development workflows.

Yes, you can include your own text when automating commit message creation. The Skill prioritizes user-provided content and integrates it at the beginning of the generated commit message, while still enforcing the required type and scope formatting.

This automated commit message generator supports standard types including feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, and chore. It automatically determines the appropriate type based on your staged changes to maintain code quality.

Your automated commit message outputs in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) because the Skill enforces this specific language requirement for all generated messages. This ensures commit messages meet localized language standards for regional development teams.

No, this commit message generator does not process unstaged modifications. It strictly operates on staged changes to ensure the generated commit message accurately reflects only the files prepared for the current version control commit.