Skill Create from Git History

To generate coding conventions from git history, this Skill analyzes recent commits to detect message patterns, file co-change relationships, and directory structures, then outputs SKILL.md files to a selected directory.

Documenting repository architecture for onboarding is best achieved by analyzing git commit patterns to infer directory organization and test conventions, auto-generating context-aware skill documents for Claude Code to load.

Yes, you can infer testing patterns and naming conventions by analyzing established git commit workflows, detecting recurring file co-change relationships and test organization structures to output reusable skill documents.

This git history analysis works on repositories with established workflows and test conventions. By default, it analyzes 100 recent commits to ensure sufficient data for detecting recurring patterns and generating accurate skill files.

To keep generated project skills updated as the codebase evolves, re-run the generator to write new SKILL.md files to your configurable output directory, allowing the project conventions to reflect recent commit changes iteratively.