Validates commit messages against Conventional Commits standards to maintain a clean and automated project history.
The Commitlint skill empowers Claude to manage and enforce standardized commit message formats within your repository. It automatically detects various configuration file formats, helps implement shareable rules like the Conventional Commits standard, and assists in integrating validation into pre-commit hooks or CI/CD pipelines. Whether you are troubleshooting rejection errors or generating LLM prompts based on project-specific rules, this skill ensures your git history remains consistent, readable, and ready for automated tooling like semantic versioning.
Key Features
01Detailed troubleshooting for rule severity, applicability, and validation errors
02Comprehensive CLI command guidance for linting ranges and specific commits
03Support for Conventional Commits and custom shareable configurations
0411 GitHub stars
05Rule extraction for precise LLM-driven commit message generation
06Automatic detection of diverse configuration formats including JSON, YAML, and TypeScript
Use Cases
01Standardizing commit history for automated changelog generation and versioning
02Setting up CI/CD gates to block non-compliant commit messages from entering the main branch
03Debugging and fixing commit message rejection errors in local git hooks
