SR&ED Commit Manager FAQs

Question 1

Can I validate my commit message before it is saved?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The skill includes a validation step that runs a specialized script to check your draft for compliance and errors before finalizing the Git commit.

Question 2

What is SR&ED and why do I need this skill?

Accepted Answer

SR&ED stands for Scientific Research and Experimental Development, a Canadian tax incentive. This skill helps developers tag their code changes with specific metadata required by the CRA to prove that work qualifies for research tax credits.

Question 3

Does this skill follow Conventional Commits?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill structures messages using the Conventional Commit format (type, scope, subject) while appending SRED-Type and SRED-Claim trailers at the end.

Question 4

How does it know which SRED project identifier to use?

Accepted Answer

The skill automatically scans your Git history to find existing SRED-Claim identifiers. If none are found, it can suggest a new identifier based on your commit scope or ask for manual input.

Question 5

What SR&ED categories are supported?

Accepted Answer

It supports standard CRA definitions: experimental-development, applied-research, basic-research, and support-work.

SR&ED Commit Manager

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SR&ED Commit Manager

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