Conventional Git Commit Helper

About

The Git Commit Helper skill streamlines the version control process by analyzing code changes and generating clear, structured commit messages. By enforcing the Conventional Commits format, it categorizes modifications into specific types such as features, fixes, and refactors, while ensuring messages use the imperative mood and adhere to industry-standard character limits. This tool is essential for teams looking to maintain a clean project history, automate changelog generation, and improve overall codebase traceability.

Key Features

• Enforces the Conventional Commits specification (type(scope): subject)
• Supports automatic issue and PR referencing for better traceability
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• Analyzes staged diffs to automatically determine change types
• Formats detailed commit bodies with 72-character line wrapping
• Standardizes commit history using the imperative mood

Use Cases

• Ensuring team-wide consistency in large-scale collaborative repositories
• Preparing professional commit messages for open-source contributions
• Maintaining clean project history for automated changelog generation