git-commit-message

Generating conventional commits is achieved by analyzing the repository's recent commit history to detect patterns and styles. The Skill then creates a matching subject line and an optional body emphasizing the why, outputting a ready-to-use git commit command for your staged changes.

Supported commit message patterns include conventional commits, simple descriptions, ticket prefixes, and emoji prefixes. The automation adapts to your repository's specific tone by analyzing recent history to ensure the generated subject line aligns with the detected style.

To create a commit message for staged changes that includes reasoning, the Skill generates a compliant subject line and an optional body. This body describes the change and emphasizes the why, providing a complete ready-to-use git commit command.

Yes, you can use this automation for projects using ticket prefixes. The workflow identifies ticket prefixes and other common styles by analyzing the last 40 commits, ensuring the generated commit message matches your project's specific conventions.

The best way to maintain code quality and consistent git history is to generate commit messages that align with established repository conventions. This automation analyzes recent commits to detect tense and style, reducing manual effort and improving history readability across diverse projects.