wa:dev-commit

What problem does it solve?

It prevents accidental or unsafe commits by guiding you through staging changes and enforcing conventional-commit message validation before creating the commit.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Safe staging with guardrails: Stages only intended files (by provided paths or inferred task-relevant changes) while excluding .env files, credentials, and build artifacts unless explicitly requested.
• Conventional commit message generation & validation: Creates a commit message from the staged-change context and validates it against allowed conventional commit types.
• Two-stage workflow with clear progress: Updates a statusline at the start of each stage and resets it on completion or error.
• Use Case: When implementing a small feature like adding authentication, you can stage the relevant code and tests, generate a feat-prefixed conventional commit message, validate it, and commit without risking secrets or malformed messages.

Quick Start

Use the wa:dev-commit skill with a conventional commit message like "/wa:dev-commit feat: add user authentication".