prepare-for-git-commit

To automate pre-commit checks, this Skill inspects the staging area via git diff --staged, scanning for bugs, style inconsistencies, and documentation alignment before generating a structured commit message.

Yes, you can validate staged code against coding standards. The Skill detects if docs/coding_standards exists in the repository and validates the staged changes against those rules before finalizing the commit.

The best way to generate a structured git commit message is by analyzing the staged diff. This Skill crafts a concise subject line under 72 characters and an explanatory body based on the actual code changes.

Yes, this pre-commit preparation workflow applies to typical development workflows across small to large codebases, handling staged change sanity checks and coding standards validation regardless of project scale.

You should preflight git commits to catch potential bugs, logical errors, and style inconsistencies early. This automated validation ensures documentation alignment and produces clean commit messages in an auditable format.