git-commit-standard

You can generate conventional commits from staged git diffs by analyzing the code changes to determine the commit type, scope, and subject. The skill processes both staged and unstaged diffs to output a compliant message with optional body and footer.

The conventional commits format structures a git commit message with a specific type, optional scope, and subject. It enforces subject length limits, imperative mood, and proper body and footer structure to ensure consistent project history.

Yes, you can automate commit message generation for both staged and unstaged changes. The automation detects the appropriate commit type from the diff, proposes a compliant subject, and generates a complete message ready to apply.

Yes, this works for teams enforcing conventional commits across CI pipelines. By generating standardized messages directly from code changes, it ensures adherence to the required format for release notes and project maintenance.

The tool determines the commit type by analyzing the content of the code diff. It identifies whether the changes represent a new feature, bug fix, documentation update, refactor, or chore, and proposes the corresponding conventional commit type.

Automating git commit messages relies entirely on the context provided by the code diff. If the changes are complex or lack clear intent in the diff itself, the generated subject and body may require manual review to ensure accurate conventional commits formatting.