Git Commit Helper

Conventional commit formatting automatically structures your commit messages with type prefixes like `feat:` and `fix:` based on the changes you've made. This Skill analyzes your diffs and generates properly formatted messages that follow the conventional commits standard, ensuring consistency across your repository history.

Yes. Intelligent diff analysis detects when your changes span multiple concerns—such as bug fixes, new features, and documentation updates—and suggests splitting them into separate, focused commits. This keeps each commit atomic and makes your version control history clearer and easier to review.

Atomic commits are self-contained changes that address a single concern without mixing unrelated work. They matter because they simplify code reviews, enable precise rollbacks, and make debugging with `git bisect` more effective. This Skill ensures your commits stay atomic by splitting mixed changes automatically.

Co-Authored-By attribution is automatically applied during commit creation when multiple contributors have worked on changes. This Skill includes this metadata in your conventional commit messages, properly crediting all authors in your version control history.

Yes. This Skill integrates with standard Git operations during commit creation and staging. It performs parallel git operations and smart staging detection, so it works within your existing workflow without requiring changes to how you interact with version control.