Does it handle staging automatically?

Yes, it can perform intelligent staging by grouping related files or patterns, but it will also respect files you have already staged manually.

What commit types are supported?

It supports all standard types including feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore, and revert.

Does this skill support breaking changes?

Yes, it identifies breaking changes based on the diff and adds the necessary '!' notation after the scope or the 'BREAKING CHANGE' footer.

Will it commit my .env files by accident?

No, the skill includes a strict safety protocol that explicitly prevents committing secrets, credentials, and sensitive configuration files.

Can I override the generated commit message?

Yes, the skill supports interactive overrides, allowing you to manually adjust the auto-detected type, scope, or description before finalizing the commit.

Conventional Git Commits

Name: Conventional Git Commits
Author: Tahir-yamin

byTahir-yamin

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Automates the creation of standardized, semantic git commits using intelligent diff analysis and the Conventional Commits specification.

The Git Commit skill streamlines version control workflows by automatically analyzing code changes to generate meaningful, formatted commit messages. It intelligently stages files, identifies the correct commit type—such as feat, fix, or chore—detects breaking changes, and ensures compliance with industry best practices like the imperative mood and character limits. By handling the nuances of semantic versioning and logical grouping, this skill helps maintain a clean, readable project history while enforcing safety protocols that prevent the accidental commitment of sensitive information or destructive repository actions.

Key Features

01Automatic generation of Conventional Commit messages from staged changes

02Support for breaking changes with standard footers and exclamation notation

03Built-in safety protocols to prevent destructive commands and force pushes

04Intelligent diff analysis to determine commit type and scope

05Smart file staging with logical grouping and secret leak prevention

065 GitHub stars

Use Cases

01Ensuring every commit follows semantic versioning standards without manual effort

02Standardizing commit history across a multi-developer team for automated changelogs

03Quickly staging and committing logical changes after complex refactoring sessions

Key Features

01Automatic generation of Conventional Commit messages from staged changes

02Support for breaking changes with standard footers and exclamation notation

03Built-in safety protocols to prevent destructive commands and force pushes

04Intelligent diff analysis to determine commit type and scope

05Smart file staging with logical grouping and secret leak prevention

065 GitHub stars

Use Cases

01Ensuring every commit follows semantic versioning standards without manual effort

02Standardizing commit history across a multi-developer team for automated changelogs

03Quickly staging and committing logical changes after complex refactoring sessions