Does it apply to small changes or 'just commit' requests?

Yes, the template is mandatory for all commits, including small changes, to ensure repository consistency.

Which commit types are supported?

It supports standard types including feat (✨), fix (🐛), docs (📚), style (💎), refactor (📦), perf (🚀), test (🚨), and chore (🔧).

What is the specific format used by this skill?

The skill follows a strict template: ' : ' followed by a bulleted list for the message body.

Does it enforce character limits?

Yes, the skill ensures that the commit title stays within the industry-standard 72-character limit.

Git Commit Formatter

Name: Git Commit Formatter
Author: mainliufeng

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Enforces standardized, emoji-based conventional commit messages to maintain a clean and readable repository history.

The Git Commit Formatter skill automates the creation of high-quality git commit messages by applying a strict emoji-led conventional template. It ensures that every commit—regardless of size or simplicity—includes a specific emoji prefix, a descriptive change type, a concise summary, and a detailed bulleted body. This skill is essential for developers who want to maintain professional-grade version control logs and automated changelogs without manually formatting every message.

Key Features

01Automatically structures commit messages with summary and bulleted details

02Enforces mandatory emoji-prefix conventional commit formatting

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04Maintains a strict 72-character title limit for git compatibility

05Maps specific emojis to commit types like feat, fix, and refactor

06Prevents non-standard or one-line commit messages from being created

Use Cases

01Standardizing repository history for team-based projects

02Creating changelog-ready version control records

03Automating commit message generation during rapid development

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