Does it handle newly created files?

Yes, it automatically detects untracked files and includes them in the analysis using git add -N before determining the commit sequence.

What is the primary benefit of the Process Commit skill?

It automates the tedious process of staging individual hunks of code, allowing you to turn a large, messy diff into a series of clean, logical commits automatically.

What tool does this skill use for staging?

This skill utilizes the git-sequential-stage utility to perform partial staging of specific lines or hunks within your files.

Can I use wildcards to stage entire files?

Yes, the skill is designed to use wildcards when a file's changes are entirely related to a single logical purpose, such as a complete file refactor.

How does it decide what to group into a single commit?

The skill performs a semantic analysis of each hunk to identify common purposes, such as grouping all test updates together or separating UI changes from logic changes.

Atomic Commit Manager

Name: Atomic Commit Manager
Author: HikaruEgashira

byHikaruEgashira

Developer Tools

Breaks down large code changes into logical, atomic commits by staging specific hunks autonomously.

About

The Atomic Commit Manager skill enables Claude to handle complex version control tasks by systematically splitting large diffs into clean, sequential commits. By utilizing the git-sequential-stage utility, it analyzes code hunks to group related changes—such as bug fixes, refactoring, or documentation updates—ensuring a professional and readable commit history. This skill is indispensable for developers who want to transform a large work-in-progress session into a structured series of commits that are easy to review and merge.

Key Features

Logical grouping of changes based on semantic meaning
Autonomous hunk-level staging for precise commit control
Step-by-step git workflow automation from analysis to final commit
0 GitHub stars
Support for wildcard file staging for cohesive updates
Automated diff analysis and patch generation

Use Cases

Splitting a single large feature branch into multiple logical commits before PR submission
Organizing messy work-in-progress changes into a clean, reviewable history
Separating refactoring tasks from functional bug fixes within the same file

About

Key Features

Logical grouping of changes based on semantic meaning
Autonomous hunk-level staging for precise commit control
Step-by-step git workflow automation from analysis to final commit
0 GitHub stars
Support for wildcard file staging for cohesive updates
Automated diff analysis and patch generation

Use Cases

Splitting a single large feature branch into multiple logical commits before PR submission
Organizing messy work-in-progress changes into a clean, reviewable history
Separating refactoring tasks from functional bug fixes within the same file