Generate Gitmoji-prefixed Conventional Commits from staged diffs.
npx skills add https://github.com/xdanger/dotfiles --skill git-commit-xdanger
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: git-commit Source: https://github.com/xdanger/dotfiles/tree/main/agents/skills/git-commit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xdanger/dotfiles --skill git-commit-xdanger
This skill helps you generate standardized git commits automatically using Gitmoji prefixed messages and Conventional Commits, ensuring consistency across a project.
To create a compliant commit, provide the changes you want to record and let the tool format the message.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To generate conventional commits automatically, this skill translates your staged git diffs into semantically meaningful messages. It formats staged changes into compliant commit messages using Gitmoji prefixes and conventional commit types like feat or fix.
Adding Gitmoji prefixes to git commit messages is automated by translating staged changes into standardized emoji mappings. This ensures your project maintains visual consistency across conventional commit types without manual emoji lookups.
To validate subject length and formatting rules for conventional commits, the skill checks your generated messages against project standards. It enforces validation rules on the subject length, allowed types, and scope structure before finalizing the commit.
Yes, you can include breaking changes and optional scopes in your automated conventional commits. The skill structures semantically meaningful commits by applying optional scope parameters and breaking change indicators based on the staged diffs.
Yes, this skill requires integration with a local git environment to function correctly. It needs access to your staged diffs to translate code changes into validated, Gitmoji-prefixed conventional commit messages.
Limitations of automating conventional commits with Gitmoji include strict validation of allowed types and subject length constraints. The automation relies entirely on accurately staged diffs and predefined emoji mappings, limiting custom message formats outside standard conventions.
githubAnalyze git diffs to generate conventional commit messages and stage files.
ccfGenerate CHANGELOG.md from commits, PRs, and releases using Keep a Changelog.
bjcoombsGenerate conventional-commit messages from staged git diffs.
notqueGenerate Git branch names from conventional commit messages with kebab-case formatting.
