git-commit-assistant

To generate conventional commits automatically, the Skill reviews your staged changes and drafts a compliant message with the correct type, optional scope, and a 50-72 character summary. You then review and approve the message before the commit executes.

The conventional commit format requires a type, an optional scope, and a concise imperative summary of 50-72 characters, optionally followed by a body and footers. This Skill validates your staged changes against these rules to ensure a clean project history.

Yes, you can review the generated commit message before applying it. The Skill includes an explicit approval gate that shows the drafted conventional commit message and requires your confirmation to prevent noisy git histories.

To split or refine staged changes for a single cohesive commit, the Skill validates your changes against conventional rules and guides the refinement process. This ensures each commit represents a single logical change before you approve the final message.

Yes, the conventional commit generator works without external dependencies. It operates independently to analyze your staged changes, draft the commit message using standard conventional-format rules, and present it for your approval.