conventional-committer

This skill automates generating git commits by analyzing your recent history and staged diff. It infers your project's commit style, produces a matching message, and reports the resulting commit hash after applying it.

Yes, you can create a commit that matches your repository's history style because the skill validates generated messages against recent commits. It reads prior history to infer subject line formatting and applies that exact convention to your new commit.

To handle large staged diffs when creating a commit, the skill uses a helper script to retrieve context in chunks. This multi-chunk context retrieval ensures the entire diff is processed accurately without exceeding processing limits.

You do not always need to manually stage files before creating a commit. Based on your instructions, the skill can stage relevant changes automatically before analyzing the diff, generating the message, and applying the commit with built-in safety checks.

The automated commit process includes safety checks for empty commits to prevent cluttering your git history. It validates the staged diff content before applying the generated message, ensuring only meaningful changes are recorded.