Will it split my work into multiple small commits?

The skill defaults to a single commit. It only suggests splitting changes if the files serve completely different purposes and can be independently reverted.

Does it support the Conventional Commits standard?

Yes, it uses standardized types like feat, fix, docs, and chore, and can include optional scopes to ensure your logs are machine-readable and organized.

Does this skill push my code to GitHub or GitLab?

No, this skill is focused on staging and creating commits locally. It will not push to a remote repository unless you specifically provide a separate instruction.

How does it find my Jira or Linear task ID?

The skill scans your current branch name patterns (e.g., feature/PROJ-123) and recent commit history to identify and prefix the correct task ID.

Can I see the commit message before it is finalized?

Yes, the workflow requires the skill to show you the planned commits and messages before execution to ensure accuracy.

Git Commit & Task ID Automator

Name: Git Commit & Task ID Automator
Author: igrybkov

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Standardizes Git commit messages with automatic task ID detection and conventional commit formatting.

This skill streamlines the version control workflow by automatically detecting task IDs from branch names or history and formatting commit messages according to Conventional Commit standards. It intelligently groups changes to maintain a clean repository history, defaulting to single commits unless changes are genuinely unrelated, ensuring that implementations and their tests stay together while reducing the manual effort of writing structured, professional commit messages.

Key Features

01Strict adherence to Conventional Commit formatting (feat, fix, refactor, etc.)

02Intelligent change grouping to maintain logical repository history

03Selective diff inspection to optimize context usage on large changesets

04Parallel metadata gathering for high-performance git operations

050 GitHub stars

06Automatic Task ID extraction from branch names and recent git logs

Use Cases

01Generating standardized commits that link directly to project management tickets via Task IDs

02Maintaining a clean, readable project history across team-based development environments

03Ensuring implementation code and associated tests are always committed together

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add igrybkov/dotfiles git-commit

For use in Claude.ai and ChatGPT