git-commits

To remove AI attribution from git commit history, this Skill automatically strips "Generated with Claude Code" and Co-Author lines from commit messages. It ensures your version control history retains only user-authored commits.

Documenting build reasoning in a git commit is handled by generating a separate `reasoning.md` file. This captures the build process and decisions made without cluttering the actual commit message itself.

Clean git commits are ensured by automatically removing Claude-generated attribution lines from the commit message. This preserves a version control history that appears entirely user-authored.

No dependencies are required to run this git commit skill. It operates using included shell scripts to generate reasoning post-commit, fitting seamlessly into standard software development workflows.

Capturing AI build decisions without adding Co-Author lines to your commit message is achieved by writing those decisions to a `reasoning.md` file. This keeps the commit history clean while preserving the build process context.

Automated scripts for git commit attribution removal should not be used when your project requires strict AI contribution tracking for compliance. This approach intentionally obscures AI co-authorship from the version control history.