squash-commits

To squash local commits into one conventional commit, this skill consolidates unpushed commits on your current branch and proposes a conventional-commits-formatted message, requiring your confirmation before applying the changes.

Yes, you can squash commits without affecting pushed commits. The skill includes safety checks that exclude already pushed commits and only consolidates your local development history on the current branch.

Yes, squashing local commits includes a dry run. The skill shows you a preview of the proposed single commit and asks for user confirmation before performing any destructive actions.

The best way to clean up local git history for a PR is to squash unpushed feature branch commits into a single, clearly described commit using a generated conventional commit message.

Yes, the squashed commit message automatically follows the conventional commits format. The skill analyzes your local history and suggests a compliant commit message for the consolidated changes.