speckit-git-commit

You can automate git commits after Spec Kit commands by running a hook-based bash script that triggers on events like 'after_specify' to automatically stage and commit all uncommitted changes.

Setting up auto-commit requires a Git repository initialized with a Spec Kit project structure and specific configuration files to properly register the event-based hooks.

Event-based triggering executes commit actions by listening for specific Spec Kit lifecycle events, such as 'before_plan' or 'after_specify', ensuring changes are committed only at the correct workflow stages.

Yes, you can configure commit messages when automating Git commits in Spec Kit, and the system will conditionally commit only if there are actual uncommitted changes present in the repository.

If Git is not available or required conditions are not met during a Spec Kit auto-commit hook, the script will gracefully degrade by skipping the commit action without breaking your workflow.