git-commit-push

You can automate git commit and push by using this Skill to analyze git diffs, auto-detect type and scope, and generate conventional commit messages. It stages session-scoped changes and pushes them to the remote branch after safety checks pass.

Conventional commit message analysis automatically generates compliant commit messages by evaluating your git diffs. The mechanism auto-detects the appropriate type and scope from the code changes, ensuring standardized version control practices without manual message formatting.

To split independent changes into multiple clean git commits, this Skill uses logical change grouping to separate unrelated worktree modifications. It isolates session-scoped changes, ensuring independent work is committed separately without mixing unrelated dirty worktree files.

Yes, this git commit workflow avoids unrelated dirty worktree changes through session-scoped staging. It isolates changes attributable to the current session and uses logical change grouping to ensure only relevant modifications are included in each commit.

Yes, you need bash installed in your environment because it is a required dependency for executing the automation scripts. The Skill relies on bash to process git diffs, stage changes, and execute the safe publication commands.

Git push may fail if safety checks detect conflicts or uncommitted dependencies, but safe publication works by verifying these checks pass before pushing commits to the tracked remote branch. This prevents unsafe overwrites and ensures clean synchronization with the remote.