Does it handle AI attribution in commits?

Yes, it automatically includes the 'Co-Authored-By: Claude ' line in the commit footer as the only indicator of AI involvement.

What commit types does this skill support?

It supports standard Conventional Commit types including feat, fix, ref, perf, docs, test, build, ci, chore, style, meta, and license.

How does it assist with branch management?

It checks if you are on a feature branch before committing and suggests branch names following the / pattern.

Does it enforce specific character limits?

Yes, it ensures subject lines are under 70 characters and all subsequent lines stay under 100 characters to ensure readability in git logs.

Can it link to issue trackers like Linear or GitHub?

Yes, the skill correctly formats references for GitHub (GH-1234), Linear (LINEAR-ABC-123), and Sentry (SENTRY-1234) using Fixes or Refs keywords.

Sentry Git Commit Standards

Name: Sentry Git Commit Standards
Author: getsentry

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Developer Tools

Standardizes git commit messages and branch naming following Sentry's engineering practices and Conventional Commits.

About

This skill ensures that all git activity aligns with Sentry's rigorous engineering standards by enforcing structured commit messages, branch naming patterns, and precise issue linking. It guides Claude to use the correct imperative mood, headers, and body structures while automatically including mandatory AI co-authorship attribution for agent-generated changes. It is an essential tool for developers working on Sentry projects or teams looking to implement a machine-readable git history that integrates seamlessly with GitHub, Linear, and Sentry issue tracking.

Key Features

Includes mandatory AI co-authorship attribution in commit footers
Maintains git history readability with strict line length constraints
115 GitHub stars
Standardizes issue referencing for GitHub, Linear, and Sentry
Automates branch naming validation and creation workflows
Enforces Conventional Commits formatting with Sentry-specific types

Use Cases

Formatting complex git commits with multiple issue references
Standardizing AI-generated code changes for production repositories
Ensuring branch names match intended commit types during initialization

About

Key Features

Includes mandatory AI co-authorship attribution in commit footers
Maintains git history readability with strict line length constraints
115 GitHub stars
Standardizes issue referencing for GitHub, Linear, and Sentry
Automates branch naming validation and creation workflows
Enforces Conventional Commits formatting with Sentry-specific types

Use Cases

Formatting complex git commits with multiple issue references
Standardizing AI-generated code changes for production repositories
Ensuring branch names match intended commit types during initialization