speckit-git-commit

To automate git commits for Spec Kit workflow changes, you can use a skill that automatically stages and commits repository updates when configured Spec Kit lifecycle hook events complete. This removes the need to manually run git commands after specification, planning, or implementation phases.

Automating commits after Spec Kit commands keeps your project history synchronized with workflow actions without repetitive manual staging. It automatically creates consistent commits after specification, planning, or implementation phases finish, ensuring repository changes are reliably tracked.

Yes, you can configure auto-commit settings for specific Spec Kit events. The skill supports event-specific and default auto-commit configurations through Spec Kit Git configuration files, allowing you to control commit behavior and messages per lifecycle phase.

Yes, you need Git integration and Spec Kit configuration files to automate Spec Kit commits. The skill relies on these configuration files to control commit behavior and messages, requiring an existing Git repository and Spec Kit project structures to function correctly.

You should not use automated commits for your Spec Kit project if you prefer manual control over your Git history or if your workflow requires human review before staging changes. The skill automatically commits after lifecycle events, bypassing manual verification steps.

Yes, the speckit-git-commit skill works directly with existing Spec Kit structures. It applies to software engineering projects using Spec Kit for specification, planning, and implementation workflows, automatically committing changes after configured lifecycle events.