format-and-commit

To automate code formatting and conventional commits before a pull request, this skill sequentially formats code comments and then creates a commit, streamlining PR preparation into a single workflow while ensuring user approval at each stage.

Yes, you can format code comments and create a git commit in one step. The skill coordinates two dependent operations to format comments first, then generate a conventional commit, reducing manual errors in your workflow.

No, the commit automation does not run git add automatically for all files. It maintains strict staging discipline by never executing 'git add .', 'git add -A', or 'git commit -a', ensuring you keep full control over staged changes.

The safest way to prepare conventional commits for PR submission is using an automated workflow that requires explicit user confirmation before applying changes. This approach prevents accidental file staging and maintains code quality without 'git add -A' commands.

You need to approve changes during the commit automation workflow to ensure safety and accuracy. The skill pauses for user confirmation at each stage before formatting comments and creating the final commit, preventing unintended modifications.