speckit-git-commit

To auto-commit Spec Kit changes, the hook triggers git add . and git commit after commands like after_specify complete. It activates when uncommitted changes are detected and respects your git-config.yml settings.

The Spec Kit git hook reads .specify/extensions/git/git-config.yml to determine event-specific enablement. It uses a configurable per-command message and falls back to a default commit message for automatic staging.

Yes, you can enable auto-commit for specific Spec Kit events. The hook respects per-event configuration in git-config.yml, allowing granular control over hooks like after_specify or before_plan, with a default fallback.

Automating git workflow within a Spec Kit project is handled by configuring the auto-commit extension. It stages and commits changes automatically after command execution, streamlining version-control without manual git commands.

No, the Spec Kit auto-commit hook does not run git commit when there are no uncommitted changes. It specifically checks for modifications before executing git add . and git commit to avoid empty commits.

You need an initialized Spec Kit project with the git-config.yml file configured. Specify your desired hook events and default commit messages in this configuration file to enable automatic version-control.