speckit-git-commit

To auto-commit changes after Spec Kit commands, enable the feature in your git-config.yml file. The Skill will automatically stage and commit modifications using a default or custom message once a Spec Kit command completes.

Automating Git commits without manual intervention is best handled by configuring event-based hooks within your workflow. This Skill stages changes and commits them automatically after specified commands run, ensuring your repository stays versioned predictably.

Yes, you can use custom commit messages for automated Git hooks by configuring them in your git-config.yml. If a custom message is not provided, the auto-commit process will safely default to a standard commit message.

Yes, the auto-commit Skill checks your repository state before committing. It validates Git availability and respects the current repository state to ensure safe, predictable commits during your Spec Kit extension workflow.

You can toggle automated commits for specific Spec Kit events using per-event toggles in your configuration. This allows you to selectively enable or disable auto-commit behavior for individual commands within your workflow.