speckit-git-commit

To auto-commit changes after Spec Kit tasks, configure the auto_commit settings within .specify/extensions/git/git-config.yml to trigger commits automatically after hooks like after_specify or after_implement complete.

Spec Kit git hooks are automation triggers like after_specify, after_plan, and after_implement that fire after commands complete, allowing extensions to execute tasks such as creating deterministic commit history automatically.

Yes, you can use custom commit messages for automated Spec Kit commits by supplying your desired message text within the git-config.yml configuration file for each enabled Spec Kit event hook.

Yes, the Spec Kit auto-commit tool includes safeguards to check for uncommitted changes and repository state, ensuring it skips committing when there are no actual modifications to track.

Spec Kit auto-commits may not work if the auto_commit setting is disabled in your git-config.yml file, or if the built-in repository state safeguard detects no uncommitted changes to track.