git-commit-identity

What problem does it solve?

AI coding tools can silently create commits under the wrong author or pusher identity, polluting history, triggering ghost GitHub accounts, and making automation hard to trust. This Skill gives you a repeatable way to audit the sources of identity drift and fix them before future commits land.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Audits global and local Git configuration for incorrect names, emails, and repository overrides.
• Reviews agent prompts, cron jobs, shell scripts, and skill files so every automation path enforces the same identity rule.
• Verifies GitHub push credentials and repository visibility to catch ghost accounts and unintended public repos.
• Supports both workflows where agents commit directly as the user and workflows where a separate orchestrator handles commits.
• Use it when Claude Code, subagents, cron-driven jobs, or shell automation keep producing commits from an unexpected account.

Quick Start

Use the git-commit-identity skill to audit your repositories and automation prompts, enforce your GitHub name and email everywhere, and verify the push credential before making the next commit.