git-commit-helper

To generate a conventional commit message from staged git changes, use this helper after running git add. It analyzes your staged diffs and file paths to suggest appropriate commit types, optional scopes, and body formatting.

Conventional commits standardize repository history using types like feat, fix, and docs. Scope inference works by analyzing modified file paths to propose a precise context, such as auth, api, or ui, for your commit message.

Yes, you can automatically suggest a commit scope based on modified file paths. The skill analyzes your staged changes to infer precise scopes like auth, api, ui, or infra for the conventional commit message.

Yes, this git commit helper works with bash automation and templates. It targets developers wanting standardized commit messages across repository workflows and can be run after staging changes with git add.

The best way to enforce conventional commit types for features and fixes is to use this helper. It analyzes your staged git diffs to suggest appropriate types like feat, fix, docs, or chore, reducing manual drafting and human error.