quick-commit

Concise git commit messages improve readability and project history. This Skill generates present-tense messages of 50 characters or fewer, reviews your working tree with git status and git diff, examines recent commits, and applies a standardized format with required metadata to ensure consistency across your project.

Yes. Automation reduces cognitive load when documenting minor modifications. This Skill reviews staged changes, drafts a concise message matching your project conventions, and commits with a deterministic heredoc format that includes generated footers and Co-Authored-By metadata.

Short, focused commits keep history clean and bisectable. This Skill creates messages at or under 50 characters, verifies changes before committing with git log review, and applies reproducible formatting so every commit follows the same standard regardless of who makes it.

Yes. The Skill examines your recent git log to understand project conventions, then generates messages that match that style. It uses a safe, reproducible heredoc-based commit format compatible with standard git workflows and version control practices.

The Skill enforces the 50-character limit by drafting present-tense messages within that bound before committing. It reviews your changes and recent history to pick precise language, then applies the message with standardized metadata in a single heredoc operation.