speckit-git-commit

You can auto-commit changes after a Spec Kit command completes by configuring the .specify/extensions/git hook events to automatically stage and commit uncommitted changes using a custom message.

Automated git commit workflow for Spec Kit projects uses hook events like after_specify or after_plan to trigger a script that stages and commits changes, ensuring a clean and auditable Git history.

Configure auto-commit for Spec Kit workflows by editing the .specify/extensions/git/git-config.yml file to enable or disable the feature and set custom commit messages for your project.

No, the Spec Kit auto-commit hook does not work when there are no uncommitted changes. The hook script ensures commits only run when there are actual uncommitted changes to stage.

The Spec Kit hook events that trigger automated git staging and committing are after_specify and after_plan, which maintain reproducible workflows by applying configured commit messages to uncommitted changes.