creating-commit

Conventional commits automate commit message generation by detecting changes and formatting them with a standardized structure (type, scope, description). This Skill generates these messages automatically, applying language-specific pre-commit checks and handling both root and submodule targets to ensure consistency across monorepos.

Yes. This Skill detects root repositories and submodules, prompts for submodule reference updates when needed, and generates conventional commits across monorepo structures. It automatically applies the correct commit scope based on which module contains changes.

By default, language-specific pre-commit checks run before committing. If checks fail, the commit is blocked. You can override this with --no-verify to skip checks or use --full-verify for stricter validation, giving you control over enforcement based on your workflow needs.

Run the commit command to stage and commit changes. The Skill automatically detects which files changed in root or submodules, generates appropriate conventional commit messages for each, and updates submodule references, eliminating manual message crafting and multi-step commits.

No. This Skill generates conventional commit messages automatically based on detected changes, so you don't need to write the syntax manually. It analyzes your modifications and formats them according to conventional-commit standards, making commit history clean and queryable by type.