Analyze workspace changes and generate Chinese Conventional Commits messages.
npx skills add https://github.com/XIYBHK/claude-skills --skill git-commit-git
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git-commit Git 提交 Source: https://github.com/XIYBHK/claude-skills/tree/main/git-commit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/XIYBHK/claude-skills --skill git-commit-git
自动化生成符合 Conventional Commits 规范的 git 提交信息，并自动执行 git add 和 git commit，减少人为错误并提升提交质量。
在需要提交改动时，直接让技能生成符合规范的提交信息并执行提交。
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automatically generate Conventional Commits messages, this Skill analyzes your workspace changes, infers the scope, creates a Chinese commit message, and executes git add and git commit for you.
Yes, you need a Python runtime to run the provided analysis script and execute the git commit actions, along with Git installed in your environment.
The best way to write Chinese Conventional Commits is to use this automation script, which analyzes modified files, infers the correct scope, generates the compliant message, and commits directly.
Yes, you can use this automation tool to analyze modified files in your workspace and automatically infer the appropriate scope before generating the commit message and executing the commit.
You can execute the git add and git commit workflow in one step by letting this script analyze your workspace modifications and automatically perform both actions with a compliant message.
Using a script for Conventional Commits reduces human error and improves commit quality by automatically analyzing changes, inferring scope, and generating compliant Chinese commit messages.
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