speckit-git-commit

To automatically commit changes after a Spec Kit command, you can configure event-based git commit hooks that trigger post-execution. This stages and commits all repository changes automatically once a command completes, eliminating manual git commits.

Yes, you can disable auto-commit for specific Spec Kit events. The configuration flexibility allows enabling or disabling automatic commits globally or selectively for specific hook events like after_specify or before_plan.

An event-based git auto-commit hook is a mechanism that stages and commits changes when specific Spec Kit events occur. It operates on hook triggers like after_specify or before_plan, applying user-defined commit settings to automate repository version control.

Yes, you need a .specify directory to use these git auto-commit hooks. The Skill requires an established Spec Kit project structure containing the .specify/ directory, along with git availability, to function correctly.

You can customize commit messages for different Spec Kit hook events through configuration settings. The Skill handles configuration-specific commit messages tailored to the event that triggered the commit, such as before_plan or after_specify, based on your user-defined settings.