git-commit

To generate a Conventional Commit message, the skill analyzes your git diff to infer the commit type and scope, then produces a standardized summary. It supports an interactive flow allowing you to override the generated type, scope, and description before committing.

Intelligent file staging analyzes your working tree changes to group related files together. This logic ensures that your commits are logically organized, guiding you through the staging process to create clean, isolated conventional commits without manual guesswork.

Yes, you can override the auto-detected commit type and scope. The interactive commit flow allows you to manually adjust the type, scope, and description, ensuring the final Conventional Commit message accurately reflects your repository maintenance intent.

Yes, the skill analyzes the appropriate git diff, whether from your staged changes or the working tree. It applies safe staging logic to evaluate the commit context and generate an accurate Conventional Commits message for your repository maintenance workflow.

The skill includes built-in guardrails against destructive or unsafe git actions. By applying safe staging logic during the commit message generation and file staging process, it prevents operations that could negatively impact your repository maintenance workflow.

Conventional Commits standardize your commit messages into an imperative format using auto-detected types and scopes. This removes manual friction, ensures reliable repository maintenance, and generates clean diffs that summarize what changed across your project.