speckit-git-commit

Automate git commits by configuring project hook events like after_specify to run git add and git commit automatically. This ensures code changes are securely saved at stage boundaries without manual commands.

Git hooks are configurable triggers, such as before_plan or after_specify, that execute automated git staging and committing. They reduce manual workflow efforts by running git commands conditionally at specific development cycle boundaries.

No external dependencies are required to set up automatic git staging and committing aside from Git itself. You simply integrate the auto-commit script into your project hooks and configure the settings file.

Yes, you can use project hooks like before_plan to automatically commit code changes before planning stages. Configurable triggers ensure change consistency by running git commands conditionally at specific stage boundaries.

Configure git-config.yml to define auto-commit settings and integrate the script into project hooks. This setup runs git add and git commit automatically based on your specified project events.

The limitation of automating git commits with project hooks is that it operates conditionally based on pre-defined events. It requires careful configuration to prevent unwanted commits and ensure changes are only staged at appropriate development boundaries.