speckit-git-commit

You can automate Git commits after Spec Kit commands by using event hooks like after_specify or before_plan to automatically stage and commit project changes. This eliminates manual version control steps during your workflow.

The Git auto-commit mechanism in a Spec Kit project uses script-based event hooks to intercept specific commands. It checks a configuration file for auto-commit settings, then automatically stages and commits resulting file changes based on those defined event triggers.

Yes, you need a Spec Kit project structure containing a .specify/ directory to use automated Git commits. This directory is required for the Skill to execute scripts based on event hooks and read the auto-commit configuration file.

Yes, you can customize commit messages and disable auto-commit for specific Spec Kit events. The Skill checks a configuration file that allows enabling or disabling the automated Git commit process for individual event hooks.

The best way to configure Spec Kit Git hooks for automated staging is by modifying the project's configuration file. This file controls which event hooks trigger the scripts and lets you define exact parameters for auto-committing changes.