git-conventional-commits

You can automate conventional commit messages by using a skill that enforces commit type categorization and validates messages against seven specific rules. It automatically categorizes commits like feat, fix, or docs, and requires explicit user approval before execution.

The conventional commits standard is a specification for creating clear, consistent, and traceable Git commit histories. You need it when maintaining a high-quality, standardized commit history across a project to ensure code quality and traceability.

Yes, you can preview your Git commit message. The process displays a formatted commit message preview and requires explicit user confirmation before actually executing the commit, ensuring you approve the final message.

The best way to enforce commit message rules is to use an automated tool that validates messages against best practices during your Git workflow. This ensures standard categorization and rule compliance before any commit is executed.

No, this conventional commits validation requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to enforce commit type categorization, validate messages against seven rules, and provide a mandatory preview step.